Consider the following sum Sn: Sn = V1 + V2 + ... + Vn. (i) From the theory in class, lower and upper bounds on Sn can be obtained by using the following formula with some function f(x). S f(x)dxss. " f(x) dx State an appropriate function f(x) and values of limits a, b, c, d: f(x) = a= b = C= d= (ii) Is f(x) non-increasing or non-decreasing for large n? (iii) Now integrate and obtain lower and upper bounds on Sn. Consider the following sum Sn: Sn = V1 + V2 + ... + Vn. (i) From the theory in class, lower and upper bounds on Sn can be obtained by using the following formula with some function f(x). S f(x)dxss. " f(x) dx State an appropriate function f(x) and values of limits a, b, c, d: f(x) = a= b = C= d= (ii) Is f(x) non-increasing or non-decreasing for large n? (iii) Now integrate and obtain lower and upper bounds on Sn