Numerical Integration - Simpson's Rule : ExamSolutions Maths Revision

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How do we know when simpson’s rule will give us the actual value of the integral? Is it just if it is another quadratic?

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[@joeharper1102]

in the first example would the sum of the 1'st even height not be included all i can see it the root 37 being included. thanks

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

The formula says that you take the first height separately then do 2 times the middle even heights. There was only one middle even height.

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Isn't it h/2 in the equation?

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No, that is for the trapezium rule.

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