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Qu: Evaluate f;' VI T ¥ dx using Gauss-Quadrature formula (n=3). Q2: Find the area enclosed by the following points using: (a) Trapezoidal Rule and (b) Simpson's Rule x [1] 2 | 3 [a]|5/(6] 7 M |4 3 |6 2|78 3 Q3: Estimate (In 9) using Simpson’s Rule [n = 8]. Qa: Find the area enclosed by the following points using: (a) Trapezoidal Rule and (b) Simpson's Rule x 1] 2 foo [ 4 3 6 = o 13 &

Q1: Evaluate " VI+ x dx using Gauss-Quadrature formula (n=3).
Q2: Find the area enclosed by the following points using: (a) Trapezoidal Rule
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Q3: Estimate (In 9) using Simpson's Rule [ n = 8].
Q4: Find the area enclosed by the following points using: (a) Trapezoidal Rule
and (b) Simpson's Rule
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