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The document discusses calculating an inside sum by representing a region P bounded by two surfaces f(x) and g(x) as a collection of boxes. A 0 is placed in boxes that are completely inside or outside of P, while a 1 is placed in boxes intersected by the surfaces f(x) and g(x) since these contain points both inside and outside of P. The inside sum is calculated as the sum of these values over all boxes to obtain a value that accounts for the region P bounded by the two surfaces.

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Consider The Inside Sum With The Aid of The Following Picture. 0

The document discusses calculating an inside sum by representing a region P bounded by two surfaces f(x) and g(x) as a collection of boxes. A 0 is placed in boxes that are completely inside or outside of P, while a 1 is placed in boxes intersected by the surfaces f(x) and g(x) since these contain points both inside and outside of P. The inside sum is calculated as the sum of these values over all boxes to obtain a value that accounts for the region P bounded by the two surfaces.

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Consider the inside sum with the aid of the following picture.

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In this picture , the little rectangles represent the boxes for fixed j.The part of P having x contained in Q is between the two surfaces , =g(x) and =f(x) and there is a zero placed in those boxes for which

You see, has either the value of 1 or the value of 0 depending on whether (x,y) is contained in P. For te boxes shown with 0 in them, either all of the box is contained in P or none of the box is contained in P. Either way,

On these boxes.However, On the boxes intersected by the surfaces, the value of

Is 1 because there are points in this box which are not in P as well as points which are in P . Because of the contruction of G which included all values of

For all j=1,,m,

The first of the sums in 3.15 contains all possible terms for which

Might be 1 due to the graph of the bottom surface g while the second sum contains all possible terms for which the expression might be 1 dues to the graph of the top surface f .

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