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Calculus problem. (Simpson's Rule) Find the smallest value of N such that S(sub n) has an error of at most 10^-6. I'll post the error bound formula for Simpson's Rule in the comments.
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\[K _{4}(b-a)^5/180n ^4\]
\[(K _{4}(b-a)^5)/(180n^4)\] to be more specific.
You need \(b, a,\) and \(K_4\) or the function.
I'm sorry, Sn = ln(x). from 1 to 5
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