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Evaluating integrals can be difficult. So let's instead use the total differential approximation to approximate the Sine IntegralSi(x)=∫0xsin(t)tdtSi⁡(𝑥)=∫0𝑥sin⁡(𝑡)𝑡𝑑𝑡 near the point A=[3,Si(3)]≈[3,1.849]𝐴=[3,Si⁡(3)]≈[3,1.849] . The differential approximation to  SiSi near 33 is given by the formulaSi(x)≈1.849+Si′(3)(x−3)Si⁡(𝑥)≈1.849+Si′⁡(3)(𝑥−3) .  Since  Si′(3)=Si′⁡(3)=     , we have the linear approximation to Si(x)Si⁡(𝑥)   near x=3𝑥=3 : Si(x)≈Si⁡(𝑥)≈   . Use the linear approximation to evaluate (to 3 decimal places) Si(2.9)≈Si⁡(2.9)≈ IncorrectYour Answer: 1.84  .

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Evaluating integrals can be difficult. So let's instead use the total differential approximation to approximate the Sine IntegralSi(x)=∫0xsin(t)tdtSi⁡(𝑥)=∫0𝑥sin⁡(𝑡)𝑡𝑑𝑡 near the point A=[3,Si(3)]≈[3,1.849]𝐴=[3,Si⁡(3)]≈[3,1.849] . The differential approximation to  SiSi near 33 is given by the formulaSi(x)≈1.849+Si′(3)(x−3)Si⁡(𝑥)≈1.849+Si′⁡(3)(𝑥−3) .  Since  Si′(3)=Si′⁡(3)=     , we have the linear approximation to Si(x)Si⁡(𝑥)   near x=3𝑥=3 : Si(x)≈Si⁡(𝑥)≈   . Use the linear approximation to evaluate (to 3 decimal places) Si(2.9)≈Si⁡(2.9)≈ IncorrectYour Answer: 1.84  .

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Solution

Para aproximar la Integral Seno Si(x)=0xsin(t)tdt Si(x) = \int_0^x \frac{\sin(t)}{t} dt cerca del punto A=[3,Si(3)][3,1.849] A = [3, Si(3)] \approx [3, 1.849] , utilizamos la fórmula de la aproximación diferencial:

Si(x)1.849+Si(3)(x3) Si(x) \approx 1.849 + Si'(3)(x - 3)

Primero, necesitamos calcular Si(x) Si'(x) . Sabemos que:

Si(x)=sin(x)x Si'(x) = \frac{\sin(x)}{x}

Entonces, evaluamos Si(3) Si'(3) :

Si(3)=sin(3)3 Si'(3) = \frac{\sin(3)}{3}

Calculamos el valor numérico de sin(3) \sin(3) :

sin(3)0.1411 \sin(3) \approx 0.1411

Por lo tanto:

Si(3)0.141130.047 Si'(3) \approx \frac{0.1411}{3} \approx 0.047

Ahora, utilizamos esta derivada para la aproximación lineal:

Si(x)1.849+0.047(x3) Si(x) \approx 1.849 + 0.047(x - 3)

Para x=2.9 x = 2.9 :

Si(2.9)1.849+0.047(2.93) Si(2.9) \approx 1.849 + 0.047(2.9 - 3)

Si(2.9)1.849+0.047(0.1) Si(2.9) \approx 1.849 + 0.047(-0.1)

Si(2.9)1.8490.0047 Si(2.9) \approx 1.849 - 0.0047

Si(2.9)1.8443 Si(2.9) \approx 1.8443

Redondeando a tres decimales:

Si(2.9)1.844 Si(2.9) \approx 1.844

Por lo tanto, la aproximación lineal de Si(2.9) Si(2.9) es aproximadamente 1.844.

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