Math, asked by suminacrestha54, 1 month ago

use the trapezoidal rule ,the midpoint rule and simpson's rule to approximately the given integral with the specified value of n .
integration from2to 1  \sqrt{x { }^{2}  - 1 dx }
when n=10

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Answered by NightmareLuinore
23

Answer:

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Answered by mansisonawane78
4

Answer:

The parameters for approximating the given definite integral are given by:

n

=

4

,

Δ

x

=

π

2

0

4

=

π

8

,

a

=

0

and

b

=

π

2

Let us assume that

f

(

x

)

=

3

2

+

cos

(

x

)

Now:

Dividing the given interval

[

0

,

π

2

]

into

n

=

4

sub-intervals of length

Δ

x

=

π

8

, we get the following endpoints:

0

,

π

8

,

π

4

,

3

π

8

and

π

2

By using the Trapezoidal Rule, the approximate value of the given definite integral is:

T

4

=

π

16

[

f

(

0

)

+

2

f

(

π

8

)

+

2

f

(

π

4

)

+

2

f

(

3

π

8

)

+

f

(

π

2

)

]

=

π

16

[

3

2

+

cos

(

0

)

+

2

3

2

+

cos

(

π

8

)

+

2

3

2

+

cos

(

π

4

)

+

2

3

2

+

cos

(

3

π

8

)

+

3

2

+

cos

(

π

2

)

]

2.163916

Step-by-step explanation:

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