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Evaluate the following definite integrals as limit of sums.`int_-1^1 e^x dx`

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Here, the function ` e^x ` is continuous in `[-1,1]`. since dividing the n length of `[-1,1]` in the same length,the length of each subset is `h`
i.e., `h=(b-a)/n=(1-(-1))/n=2/n`
`=>nh=2`
Here `a=-1 " and " b=1`
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