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3.2.1.3 Riemann Sums: Sigma Notation - Part 3 Your Turn 3.2.3: A gorilla (wearing a parachute) jumped off the top of a building. We were able to record the velocity of the gorilla with respect to time twice each second. The data is shown below. Note that the gorilla touched the ground just after 5 seconds. a) Use what you've learned to approximate the total distance the gorilla fell from the time he jumped off the building until the time...