1. Explain the geometrical interpretation of trapezoidal rule. (2mark B-3849 KU 2016)
2. Derive the two point Gauss quadrature rule. (2mark B-3849 KU 2016)
3. Evaluate
by means of trapezoidal rule with n=10 (4mark B-3849 KU 2016)
4. Compute the integral
using Gaussian two point formula.(4mark B-3849 KU 2016)
5. Compute Romberg estimate for
(15 mark B-3849 KU 2016)
6. Comment on numerical integration. (2mark B-3899 KU 2016, 2mark 8237 KU 2015 )
7. Explain Simpson's 1/3rd rule. (2mark B-3899 KU 2016,2mark 8237 KU 2015)
8. Evaluate
using :
a. Trapezoidal rule
b. Simpson's 3/8th rule taking h=0.2 for both cases. (15 mark B-3899 KU 2016. )
9. Use trapezoidal rule to evaluate the approximate values of the definite integrals
given that
x 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0
f(x) 0 0.1987 0.3894 0.5646 0.7174 0.8415
(15 mark 8237 KU 2015. )
10. Evaluate
using Trapezoidal rule take h=0.1
(4mark 8237 KU 2015)
11. _________ is a numerical integration technique. (1mark 8237 KU 2015)
12. Formulae for numerical integration is called ___________(1mark 8237 KU 2015)
2. Derive the two point Gauss quadrature rule. (2mark B-3849 KU 2016)
3. Evaluate
4. Compute the integral
5. Compute Romberg estimate for
6. Comment on numerical integration. (2mark B-3899 KU 2016, 2mark 8237 KU 2015 )
7. Explain Simpson's 1/3rd rule. (2mark B-3899 KU 2016,2mark 8237 KU 2015)
8. Evaluate
a. Trapezoidal rule
b. Simpson's 3/8th rule taking h=0.2 for both cases. (15 mark B-3899 KU 2016. )
9. Use trapezoidal rule to evaluate the approximate values of the definite integrals
x 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0
f(x) 0 0.1987 0.3894 0.5646 0.7174 0.8415
(15 mark 8237 KU 2015. )
10. Evaluate
(4mark 8237 KU 2015)
11. _________ is a numerical integration technique. (1mark 8237 KU 2015)
12. Formulae for numerical integration is called ___________(1mark 8237 KU 2015)
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