Given f (x) = 24 – 203 – 2 sin (12) 7T defined over the interval [O, 6]. Use integration methods to solve questions (1 t

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Given f (x) = 24 – 203 – 2 sin (12) 7T defined over the interval [O, 6]. Use integration methods to solve questions (1 t

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Given f (x) = 24 – 203 – 2 sin (12) 7T defined over the interval [O, 6]. Use integration methods to solve questions (1 to 5). Using a step size h = 2 for the interval [0,6], the area under f(x) between [0,4] using Trapezoidal Rule is:

Using two area segments, the estimated area underf (x) between [0,6] using Simpson's 3/8 Rule is:

Using two data points between (3,f (3)), (6, f (6)) including these two data points, the estimated area under f(x) between [0,6] using Simpson's 1/3 is:
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