Your answer: Whichever one makes the most sense to youGuys need help here,
There are a few different ways of expressing the trapezoidal and Simpson's rule.
What is the most ideal formula for both, for more than 1 application?
I was after the formulaeYour answer: Whichever one makes the most sense to you
You should probs just do heaps of practice Q's where they make you do them with multiple sub-intervals, and you'll probably end up just being able to do them without really needing to memorise a formula (like the process would just stick to your head).I was after the formulae
Use this one, the one is Cambridge 2U is way more time consuming to use lel
That was what I used to memorise them.
But it might not work for you?
What was the one they told you in Cambridge?Use this one, the one is Cambridge 2U is way more time consuming to use lel
What was the one they told you in Cambridge?
Well tbh 4odds 2evens is just this formula's iteration condensed into one formula.
the biggest issue was that you had to do it multiple times if you had more than 2 function values
I didn't know the one you posted existed for like 2 months lol
I did it using the Cambridge formula for ages
yeah but it makes it 100x faster lelWell tbh 4odds 2evens is just this formula's iteration condensed into one formula.
But yeah if you can memorise it then it's always better.
the only issue is what do you start counting at?
That was what I used to memorise them.
But it might not work for you?
the only issue is what do you start counting at?
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