7- Using the trapezoidal rule to calculate (2+ sin2x³)dx by dividing the period into 8 sub-intervals, we find the result is 30.198375 (2 31.198364 (→ 31.298567 ( 31.0704 (
7- Using the trapezoidal rule to calculate (2+ sin2x³)dx by dividing the period into 8 sub-intervals, we find the result is 30.198375 (2 31.198364 (→ 31.298567 ( 31.0704 (
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Transcribed Image Text:7- Using the trapezoidal rule to calculate (2+ sin2x³)dx by
dividing the period into 8 sub-intervals, we find the result
is
30.198375 (³
31.198364 (→
31.298567 (
31.0704
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