integration by simpson method: b=2 , a=0; n=10 √ x+3 dx
ok well basically what is the simpson rule? its deltax/3(f1+4f2+2f1...+fn)
delta x= (b-a)/n can u do it or do you want an answer?
btw is it sqrtx + 3 or sqrt(x+3)?
i just needed to know, how I resolve for the sq root
what do u mean? u use sqrtx+3 for each point
u want 10 sub intervals of 0 to 2 so ur gonna go 0, 0.2, 04, .... 2 just plug into the formula :)
1.st. thank u very much. and been very honest, i get confuse with integration, i just cant see the logic in resolving ecuations that u just make substitutions in numbers and u add some others ecuations but you dont resolve the original one. "well , thats how i see integration" maybe that means that i dont like them or i just cant understand them.
but either way i'm very grateful for ur help
LOL its aight :P all u have to do is calculate ur delta x divide it by 3 and then u need 10 intervals and u plug into the formula :) dw just stay calm its not too hard :)
ok!!! I'm gonna cook something and then i'll keep working with these integrals. thanks
hahaha sure :P
food always helps :P
ill find out very soon its that true
if i want to resolve the same equation with the trapeze rule' woul be the same but with n=2 and then 2()+2()+2()...?
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