Numerical Integration - Gaussian-Legendre Quadrature

[@abdulwasayikhlaq8013]

Perfect and easy to follow explanation!

[@JS-th1gi]

You are the best

[@orfeaspapaioannou2755]

the sum starts from the value n=0 or n=1? because if it starts from n=1 then for n=2 the integral of f(t) becames w1f(t1)+w2f(t2). i think that you mean for n=3 number of points you can approach a polynomial up to 2n-1=5 th order

[@kaweremuzamiru8902]

Me am confused with how you are getting integrals of ts which Left me blank at first I was catching up as my lecturer taught but I don't understand where the t comes from

[@dugahtopal4833]

Sorry I didnt understand anything

[@chiefmunda8409]

Cannot even read the handwriting!

[@erselekici313]

There lies the proffession of a math guy :)