Solved on Feb 11, 2024
Use trapezoidal rule with 4 intervals to approximate the area under on . Round answer to 2 decimal places.
STEP 1
Assumptions
1. The function to integrate is .
2. The interval of integration is .
3. We are using the trapezoidal rule for approximation.
4. The number of intervals (trapezoids) is 4.
5. The trapezoidal rule formula is given by:
where is the width of each interval and are the endpoints and midpoints of the intervals.
STEP 2
Calculate the width of each interval by subtracting the lower bound of the interval from the upper bound and dividing by the number of intervals.
STEP 3
Compute the value of .
STEP 4
Identify the x-values that will be used in the trapezoidal rule. These are the endpoints of the intervals and are given by:
STEP 5
Calculate the x-values using the value of found in STEP_3.
STEP 6
Evaluate the function at the x-values .
STEP 7
Calculate the function values.
STEP 8
Compute the numerical values of the function at each x-value.
STEP 9
Apply the trapezoidal rule formula using the function values and .
STEP 10
Substitute the function values into the trapezoidal rule formula.
STEP 11
Perform the multiplication and addition inside the brackets.
STEP 12
Sum the values inside the brackets.
STEP 13
Multiply by to find the approximate area.
STEP 14
Calculate the area.
STEP 15
Round the result to two decimal places as required by the problem.
The approximation for the area under the curve of in the interval using the trapezoidal rule with 4 even intervals is approximately .
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