Numerical Integration
Numerical Integration Numerical Integration
Simpson’s 1/3 Code (p.1) class Integration { private: double x0, xn; // limits of integration double (*f)(double x); //function to be integrated public: Integration(double (*F)(double x), double a, double b) { f=F; x0=a; xn=b;} double Trapezoidal(int n); double Simpsons13(int n); }; © 2003-2006 Roberto Muscedere 28
Simpson’s 1/3 Code (p.2) double Integration::Trapezoidal(int n) { double h=(xn-x0)/n; double sum=0.0; double x=x0; double I; for(int i=1; i
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Simpson’s 1/3 Code (p.2)<br />
double <strong>Integration</strong>::Trapezoidal(int n)<br />
{<br />
double h=(xn-x0)/n;<br />
double sum=0.0;<br />
double x=x0;<br />
double I;<br />
for(int i=1; i
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