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(4.3) 4d
Find a bound for the error using Simpson's rule and compare this to the actual error for the following integrals

(4.4) 2b
Use the composite Simpson's rule to approximate the following integrals.
, n = 4

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(4.3) 4d
Find a bound for the error using Simpson's rule and compare this to the actual error for the following integrals

The error of using Simpson's rule is
, where , and ...

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