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"Why must n be even when using Simpsons Rule?"
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because of homer! hahaha
i have to show an example...
It has to be even because you need to divide the interval into an equal number of parts
but why can't you divide it into an odd number of parts like when you do the trapezoidal rule?
I'm no math major so all I know is that it just won't work :) There's another version of the Simspon's rule for that...
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yah the 3/8 rule, I read about it :)
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