Approximate the Integral ∫_0^1{x^4dx}; n=6 ???by a) First applying Simpson’s Rule and b) The
Question: Approximate the Integral
\(\int\limits_{0}^{1}{{{x}^{4}}dx}\); \(n=6\) ???by
a) First applying Simpson’s Rule and
b) Then applying the trapezoidal rule.
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