Euler's Method: Estimating an Integral Example
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Thank U Sir!!!
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First of all thank you sir!!!
It makes some guess that we can solve definite integrals through process of interpolation. Isn't it?
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First of all thank you Sir!!!
It makes some guess that definite integrals can be solved by the process of interpolation. Is it true????
pppppvideo 5 months ago
@pppppvideo I do not understand the question. Trapezoidal rule and Simpson's rules are all based on approximating integrands by polynomial functions.
numericalmethodsguy 5 months ago