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Find if the model meets the 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 the web)Go to http://numericalmethods.eng.usf.edu>Keyword> Primer on integral calculusMultiple-choice test 438Problem set 440Chapter 07.02 Trapezoidal rule of integration 443What is integration? 443What is the trapezoidal rule? 443Derivation of the 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 is 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 is integration? 480Gauss quadrature rule 481Derivation of two-point Gaussian quadrature rule 482Higher point Gaussian quadrature formulas 484Arguments and weighing factors for n-point Gauss quadrature rules 485Multiple-choice test 494Problem set 497Chapter 07.06 Integrating discrete functionsWhat is integration?Integrating discrete functionsTrapezoidal rule for discrete functions with unequal segmentsxxii
Problem setChapter 07.07 Integrating improper functionsWhat is integration?What is an improper integral?Problem setChapter 07.08 Simpson’s 3/8 Rule for integration 499Introduction 499Simpson’s 3/8 Rule for integration 502Computer algorithm for mixed Simpson’s 1/3 and 3/8 rule for integration 507Multiple-choice test 509xxiii
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