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If you have program for simpson rule in your graphing calculator use it with n = 20 for exercise 31-32.
Milk Consumption As we saw in an earlier chapter. the aver-age individual daily milk consumption for herds of Charolais, Angus, and Hereford calves can be described by a mathematical function. Here we write the consumption in kg/day as a function of the age of the calf in days
Find the total amount of milk consumed from 7 to 182 days for a calf. Source: Animal Production.
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