Run hard@thehsc
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Are we supposed to find the volume of each area of the subinterval and sum it? Can someone help me with this?
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Are we supposed to find the volume of each area of the subinterval and sum it? Can someone help me with this?
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four subintervals mean five function values. Remember when using the trapezoidal rule it has to be evenly split so 1/5 =0.2
All you need to do for this question is use the trapezoidal rule formula and it should give you the correct answer.
All you need to do for this question is use the trapezoidal rule formula and it should give you the correct answer.