
a.
To find : the approximate value of integral with the specified value of n .
a.

Answer to Problem 8E
the approximate value of integral by trapezoidal rule is
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
The integral is
Formula used : trapezoidal rule:
Where
Calculation : by using trapezoidal rule,
Since
So,
Since
Now the value is
So the approximate value of integral by trapezoidal rule is
b.
To find : the approximate value of integral with the specified value of n .
b.

Answer to Problem 8E
the approximate value of integral by midpoint rule is
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
The integral is
Formula used:
Midpoint rule:
Calculation: by using midpoint rule,
Since
So,
The midpoint of the four subintervals are
So by the midpoint rule:
So, the approximate value of integral by midpoint rule is
c.
To find : the approximate value of integral with the specified value of n .
c.

Answer to Problem 8E
the approximate value by simpson’s rule is
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
The integral is
Formula used:
Simpson’s rule:
Where n is even and
Calculation: by using simpson’s rule,
Since
So,
Thus, the approximate value by simpson’s rule is
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