1) The arc length of the curve y = f(x) Over the interval asx

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1) The arc length of the curve y = f (x) over the interval a sx<b is
Length = Vi+(s'*x)* de
Approximate the arc length of f(x)=x for 0sxs1 by using the
Composite Trapezoidal rule with 5 subintervals.
dy
2)Given the differential equation
= t – x subject to the
dt
4th orderRunge Kutta Method with h = 0.2 to estimate y(0.4) on the
interval [0,1].
3)Derive the forward numerical differentiation formula
-25f(xo) + 48f(xo + h) - 36f(xo + 2h) + 16f (xo + 3h) – 3f(xo + 4h)
f'(x) =
12h
and determine the truncation error.
4) Determine the number M and the interval width h so that the
1
Composite Trapezoidal rule_for M subintervals and
Simpson rule for 2M subintervals can be used to compute the given
Composite
integral with an accuracy 10-5.
-2 dx
2х+8
Transcribed Image Text:1) The arc length of the curve y = f (x) over the interval a sx<b is Length = Vi+(s'*x)* de Approximate the arc length of f(x)=x for 0sxs1 by using the Composite Trapezoidal rule with 5 subintervals. dy 2)Given the differential equation = t – x subject to the dt 4th orderRunge Kutta Method with h = 0.2 to estimate y(0.4) on the interval [0,1]. 3)Derive the forward numerical differentiation formula -25f(xo) + 48f(xo + h) - 36f(xo + 2h) + 16f (xo + 3h) – 3f(xo + 4h) f'(x) = 12h and determine the truncation error. 4) Determine the number M and the interval width h so that the 1 Composite Trapezoidal rule_for M subintervals and Simpson rule for 2M subintervals can be used to compute the given Composite integral with an accuracy 10-5. -2 dx 2х+8
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