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    This document contains worked mathematics problems involving integrals and the trapezoidal and Simpson's rules for numerical integration. 1) The first problem analytically evaluates the integral of an exponential function from 0 to 3. 2) The second problem uses the trapezoidal rule to estimate the integral of an exponential function from 0 to 3, with the integral estimated as 1.4963. 3) The third problem uses Simpson's rule twice to estimate the same integral, with the integral estimated as 0.9975.

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    This document contains worked mathematics problems involving integrals and the trapezoidal and Simpson's rules for numerical integration. 1) The first problem analytically evaluates the integral of an exponential function from 0 to 3. 2) The second problem uses the trapezoidal rule to estimate the integral of an exponential function from 0 to 3, with the integral estimated as 1.4963. 3) The third problem uses Simpson's rule twice to estimate the same integral, with the integral estimated as 0.9975.

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    NCP 3108

    MARTIN, JERIEL MIGUEL G.


    NOV. 24, 2022
    28181106627-3CPE IA

    F2: SEATWORK 3

    (31-e*)dx a 0
    =

    b 3
    =

    1)
    Analytically

    S1cx fedx -

    +v
    zxakx=-d
    = -

    x-fSevoir ( AC
    x -

    (
    -

    z)
    x+
    2

    - x +
    exp
    -

    ( e(3)) 10 eT
    + + +

    -
    3 e
    +
    -

    t
    2.) Single application of the trapezoidal rule

    x
    e-
    f(x) 1

    (
    Ex: 2. 5812-1.4963=1,0049
    = -

    f(0) =
    0
    8+ = 1.4963-2.5012
    f(3) = 0.9975 -
    2.5812
    x100
    =-40.189
    I =(b -

    a)+f(b) Ea -
    =

    7( 0.665)(3)
    - 1.4963
    =

    0.9975
    =(3-0)-
    0 +

    #
    2

    Ea
    = 1.4963
    0.9975
    3-
    =

    *
    63/ ax = -

    40.189
    &
    application Trapezoidal
    3) Multiple rule with n 2
    =

    SO1

    I
    .

    ET
    =
    2 5012-2.1734 =

    0.3278

    0
    h 3 gy 2. 1734-2.5012
    -
    = =

    -
    =
    1.5 -x100
    2.5012
    =
    -13.1 go
    2

    0
    X0 f(x) 0
    =

    (-0.665)
    =

    Ea = -
    =0.3741
    1.5 0.9975
    X
    f(3)
    = =

    x2
    =
    3 12(2)

    I: (3-0) H(1.5)
    + f(3)

    2.2

    Anrept975
    ⑰zo
    =(5) Ea
    0.3741
    =

    E g5
    = -

    13.) go
    f
    3.
    Single Application of Simpson's 13 rule

    (L
    Xo =
    0 f(0) 0
    =
    E
    = 2.5012-2.3992=0.102
    1.5
    x= f(1.5) =
    0.9502
    CT 2.3992-2.5012x100
    -

    =
    3 - =
    -0.08 %o
    X2 2. S012
    f(x) =
    0.9975
    Ea =
    -

    oL51 -

    9.9753) 0.84)
    =

    I: (3.01
    f(l.st+f) ET =
    0.102

    2x =
    -
    4.08%
    +0.9975
    :12 Ea
    ⑯
    =
    0.8417
    L
    =
    (0.5). -10.9502) + 0.9975

    1992x
    5.
    Multiple application Simpson's its rule, with ne4;

    I
    n + =
    2.5012-2.4902
    ET
    =
    =
    0.01

    n
    19;50
    =

    0.05 9 =
    2.4902-2.5012
    x100
    .. -0.449
    =

    2.5072
    X0: 0 x3 = 2.25

    2: 0.75x4=3
    ta:
    tools(.9.9753) = 0.0.5

    X2: 1.5

    To
    #in
    Et = 0 -Oll

    f(n)
    1: (3-01
    7A+
    f(2.25))
    + 2

    live Tr

    iteAlert
    to Art
    n 5
    =

    h
    30
    -

    0.6
    =

    I
    Ei
    2.5012-2.935
    =

    f(0.6) 0.6988
    f(0)

    S
    =

    = 0
    x0
    =
    0
    43: 1.8 = -0.4368
    0.9727
    f(1.2) 0.9093f(1.8)
    =
    =

    X.
    =
    0.6 x4:2.0
    0.9918f(3) 0.9975
    Ex
    =2.5012x100
    f(24)
    =
    = =

    =3
    xz
    1.2X5
    =
    2.5017

    A.: (1.2-015980)09093
    +
    17.109
    Ea = (375
    1-9.9753)
    -

    -
    0.7409
    6400total
    =

    +0.aol9975
    12 (3 = -

    1.2)w+3l0

    A EO:OoIris
    = 2.197

    + 2.197 2.938
    I 0.7409
    =
    =

    T938

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