Area under a Curve - Trapezium Rule

[@kitfisto999]

Thank the lord for this video. Thank you so so much for this lifesaver, it's really going to help me with my Mathematics IA.

[@mohammedal-abyadh3912]

The only one who could explain to me is u 👍

[@tuzie1]

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[@0Arumi0]

I'm confused, why do we times by 1? Isn't the rule for the are of a trapezium = sum of all sides/2 x height????

[@fugglepik9763]

I’m guessing 1 is the width of the trapezium which used used as the height in this formula and then the height of the trapezium is used as the width since the width is always 1 but the height changes with the curve. Basically think of it sideways. Hope this helps ❤❤❤❤

[@Mesitylene49568]

You wrote the wrong formula . The formula for the area of a trapezium is --- (1/2)(sum of parallel sides) (height) .

[@AbdulRehmanAbdulAziz]

How to calculate area under curve

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How to find the area under graph of a discharging of capacitor

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[@sumayyahabdulla288]

thank you :)

[@mariannefrangou213]

very useful, thank you

[@minhquang8112]

many thanks

[@sumitdongre2394]

why divide by 2?

[@mace3775]

Because that's the formula for a trapezium x

[@channell5343]

length multiplied by width is equal to area of rectangle.
A triangle's area is its length multiplied by width divided in half

[@baqirhussein1109]

It could be more accurate if you made more trapeziums.

[@LeoRif]

its trapezium rule