(a) Verify that the average of the left and right end-point approximations as given in Table 7.7.1 gives Formula (2) for the trapezoidal approximation. (b) Suppose that f is a continuous nonnegative function on the interval [a, b] and partition [a, b] with equally spaced points, a = x 0 < x 1 < ... < x n = b . Find the area of the trapezoid under the line segment joining points ( x k , f ( x k ) ) and ( x k + 1 , f ( x k + 1 ) ) and above the interval x k , x x k + 1 . Show that the right side of Formula (2) is the sum of these trapezoidal areas (Figure 7.7.1).
(a) Verify that the average of the left and right end-point approximations as given in Table 7.7.1 gives Formula (2) for the trapezoidal approximation. (b) Suppose that f is a continuous nonnegative function on the interval [a, b] and partition [a, b] with equally spaced points, a = x 0 < x 1 < ... < x n = b . Find the area of the trapezoid under the line segment joining points ( x k , f ( x k ) ) and ( x k + 1 , f ( x k + 1 ) ) and above the interval x k , x x k + 1 . Show that the right side of Formula (2) is the sum of these trapezoidal areas (Figure 7.7.1).
(a) Verify that the average of the left and right end-point approximations as given in Table 7.7.1 gives Formula (2) for the trapezoidal approximation.
(b) Suppose that
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Show that the right side of Formula (2) is the sum of these trapezoidal areas (Figure 7.7.1).
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important aspects.
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