Suppose that we want to approximate In(2) using numerical quadrature and if the function used in the integral is f(x) = Select one: O a. If we use the composite midpoint rule with three applications of the midpoint rule and with all nodes are equally-spaced, then ¤o = 1, ¤1 = , ..,25 = #, L6 = 2 O b. If we use the composite Simpson's rule with three applications of the Simpson's rule and with all nodes *, T4 = , 15 = 2. are equally-spaced, then r_1 = 1, xo = O .If we use the composite Simpson's rule with two applications of the Simpson's rule and with all nodes are equally-spaced, then rg = 1, ¤1 = ? ..*, 25 = #, 16 = 2. O d. If we use the composite Simpson's rule with three applications of the Simpson's rule and with all nodes are equally-spaced, then xo = 0, x1 = , ..*, 25 ,L6 = 1. %3D

Suppose that we want to approximate In(2) using numerical quadrature and if the function used in the integral is f(x) = Select one: O a. If we use the composite midpoint rule with three applications of the midpoint rule and with all nodes are equally-spaced, then ¤o = 1, ¤1 = , ..,25 = #, L6 = 2 O b. If we use the composite Simpson's rule with three applications of the Simpson's rule and with all nodes , T4 = , 15 = 2. are equally-spaced, then r_1 = 1, xo = O .If we use the composite Simpson's rule with two applications of the Simpson's rule and with all nodes are equally-spaced, then rg = 1, ¤1 = ? .., 25 = #, 16 = 2. O d. If we use the composite Simpson's rule with three applications of the Simpson's rule and with all nodes are equally-spaced, then xo = 0, x1 = , ..*, 25 ,L6 = 1. %3D

Intermediate Algebra

10th Edition

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Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

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Chapter8: Conic Sections

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