A student used left- and right-hand Riemann sums with equal subintervals to approximate ∫12lnxdx. The results are given below.
n = 4: L4=0.330, R4=0.411
n = 6: L6=0.358, R6=0.400
n = 8: L8=0.369, R8=0.394
n = 10: L10=0.375, R10=0.391
What is the smallest value of n among those shown for which the width of the guaranteed bound on the integral (the difference Rn−Ln) is less than 0.02?
a) n=8
b) n=10
c) n=4
d) n=6