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By the way, the way she found the "true value" of the integral to verify her method was to graph it on graph paper and count the squares underneath.

• lqet 6y ago
  Surely that is more practical than cutting out the area, finding out the paper weight per square inch and weighting it?!
  • quercusa 6y ago
    You'd probably want to do that on heavy stock or cardboard, with big squares to minimize weighing errors. That's what lab assistants are for, right?