3. (a) The trapezium rule for integrating a function over the interval [-h, h] can be written in the form | f(z) dz = wof(-h) + wif(h) + Ks"(€), (3.1) where wo and wi are constant weights and the final term on the right-hand side is the error term with E (-h, h). Describe briefly the method of undetermined coefficients, then use it to find the constants wo, w and K.

3. (a) The trapezium rule for integrating a function over the interval [-h, h] can be written in the form | f(z) dz = wof(-h) + wif(h) + Ks"(€), (3.1) where wo and wi are constant weights and the final term on the right-hand side is the error term with E (-h, h). Describe briefly the method of undetermined coefficients, then use it to find the constants wo, w and K.

Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337111348

Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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