Using Simpson's rule with n=2, then the truncation error of approximating a definite integral of a cubic polynomial is: Select one: O a. 0 b. Less than zero c. greater than zero d. The truncation error is always positive

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Using Simpson's rule with n=2, then the truncation error of approximating a definite integral of a
cubic polynomial is:
Select one:
a. 0
b. Less than zero
c. greater than zero
d. The truncation error is always positive
Transcribed Image Text:Using Simpson's rule with n=2, then the truncation error of approximating a definite integral of a cubic polynomial is: Select one: a. 0 b. Less than zero c. greater than zero d. The truncation error is always positive
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