Simpsons Rule - Approximate Integration
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@ferasteddy calculator
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@rockguyjw 5)Plug in 1,4,2,4,2,4,1 into L3 manually. These are the co-efficients of 4's and 2's
6)Plug into L4: L2*L3. This multiplies the coefficients of 4's and 2's by their respective values
7) Got to main screen, then do sum(L4) (sum is 2nd -> List -> MATH)
8) That's your answer :D Basically what he did but on the calculator
Thanks again man for the great video
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have u heard of a calculator
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This makes the book seem like it's written in Yiddish....
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This is just wonderful. After trying to understand cryptic explanations on the internet this video actually showed me how this is done. Thank you!
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I only have a confusing script from my teacher, full of typing errors (!)...
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Which textbook?
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Your videos is such a great help :) thanks a lot . I''m actually using those as a guide to understand our lessons :)
annedesiree02 1 week ago
@annedesiree02 glad you like them. you may also check out the calculus playlists although not everything is included in there!
patrickJMT 1 week ago
Thank you, very nice and clear!
But how is the formula derived? Thats what I was actually looking for...
spacedakini 3 weeks ago
@spacedakini check your textbook, they show in there : )
patrickJMT 3 weeks ago
Thanks for all your videos...I have one question...what is integration used for? Like I know how to use it but what does it do? Like if we try to find the tangent line we take the derivative etc...what does this do?
ian559fresno 4 months ago
@ian559fresno to find the net change
patrickJMT 4 months ago