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Find if <strong>the</strong> model meets <strong>the</strong> assumptions of random errors. 416Problem set 422INTEGRATION 425Physical problemsChapter 07.00A Physical problem - general engineering 425Chapter 07.00B Physical problem - chemical engineeringChapter 07.00C Physical problem - civil engineering 428Chapter 07.00D Physical problem - computer engineeringChapter 07.00E Physical problem - electrical engineeringChapter 07.00F Physical problem – industrial engineeringChapter 07.00G Physical problem - mechanical engineering 534Chapter 07.01 Primer on integration (View it on <strong>the</strong> web)Go <strong>to</strong> http://numericalmethods.eng.usf.edu>Keyword> Primer on integral calculusMultiple-choice test 438Problem set 440Chapter 07.02 Trapezoidal rule of integration 443What <strong>is</strong> integration? 443What <strong>is</strong> <strong>the</strong> trapezoidal rule? 443Derivation of <strong>the</strong> trapezoidal rule 444Multiple-segment trapezoidal rule 450Error in multiple-segment trapezoidal rule 456Multiple-choice test 459Problem set 461Chapter 07.03 Simpson’s 1/3 rule of integration 464What <strong>is</strong> integration? 464Simpson’s 1/3 rule 464Multiple-segment Simpson’s 1/3 rule 471Error in multiple-segment Simpson’s 1/3 rule 474Multiple-choice test 476Problem set 478Chapter 07.05 Gauss quadrature 480What <strong>is</strong> integration? 480Gauss quadrature rule 481Derivation of two-point Gaussian quadrature rule 482Higher point Gaussian quadrature <strong>for</strong>mulas 484Arguments and weighing fac<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>for</strong> n-point Gauss quadrature rules 485Multiple-choice test 494Problem set 497Chapter 07.06 Integrating d<strong>is</strong>crete functionsWhat <strong>is</strong> integration?Integrating d<strong>is</strong>crete functionsTrapezoidal rule <strong>for</strong> d<strong>is</strong>crete functions with unequal segmentsxxii

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