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Someone explain this problem to me? See below.
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\[\int\limits_{0}^{\sqrt{\frac{ \pi }{ 2 }}} \cos(x^2)dx\]
This is the work they have. what i don't get is the fourth term (cos(rad(pi/2)/4))
this is simpson's approximation rule right?
no, trapezoid rule. we were told not to use simpson's rule b/c we haven't learned it yet.
damn i can't write it, so i will just say it they are increasing each time by the square root of pi over 2, over 4
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oh i see! the fourth term is wrong i think it is a typo actually
i thought so too. ok thanks.
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