Simpson's Rule - Error Bound Example 1

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[@crowsmathclass]

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[@ivanljujic4128]

In your original formula, E was less than or equal to (the left side), but later you used (24(2-1)^5)/(180n^4)≤E
Which one is right

[@crowsmathclass]

Both. E is less than or equal to the number. Then we need to figure out what n is so that formula is less than or equal to that number which is also less than or equal to E.

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

Great help, thanks

[@crowsmathclass]

You’re welcome.

[@Hooow410]

sir how integration of 1/x became -x^-2 i think it should be logx

[@crowsmathclass]

It’s the derivative.

[@lukeadams201]

-x^-2 is the derivative of 1/x. You might be thinking of the antiderivative of 1/x which is ln(x).

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[@crowsmathclass]

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[@crowsmathclass]

Glad it helped.

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