The more rectangles you use in your approximation of area under the curve, the worse the approximation gets relative to the true value of the area under the curve. Select one: O True O FalseAdding up an infinite amount of terms will always give an infinite sum. Select one: O True FalseConsider the following picture, where y - f(t) is the red curve on the graph. y 4 6 If g(z) = So" f(t) dt, then g(1) = 0. Select one: O True O FalseWhen creating a right-endpoint Riemann sum on the interval [63.3, 279.4] using 48 rectangles, the 11th endpoint used to calculate the height of the approximationg rectangle would be a. 112.8229 O b. 279.4 O C. 63.3 O d. 162.3458 O e. 148.5687