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simpsons rule question - the displacement? (1 Viewer)

mdunn94

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I cant remember exactly but my answer was approx 1500? i dunno if it was right but
what did you get

I'm hoping for 105-112 :)
 

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I think I got around 2000 something. lol


It was a mixed fraction btw.
 

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Did anyone separate it into 2 separate integrals?
I think i got like 1900 or something.
 

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what about the question how it was like how much does L increase when I is doubled, I got ln 2? i think it might be 10 ln 2
 

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That question was easy as crap. There were no tricks to it at all. Literally just needed to know the formula u idiot!
 

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I like how there are 4 different answers from 4 different people.

Can someone please upload the question/paper?
 

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with this question, were you supposed to figure out the distance traveled for each interval doing d=v/t? then plug each value into simpsons?


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with this question, were you supposed to figure out the distance traveled for each interval doing d=v/t? then plug each value into simpsons?
I don't think so..you can just do the (h/3){(add end values) + 2(odd) + 4(even)} and that will give you the right answer.
 

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I did something like this:
Distance = (5/3)*(173+(4*81)+127) + (5/3)*(127+(4*195)+168)
= (5/3)*(1699)
I think i may have had an addition error with the second one.
=(6895/3)
= 2298.33
Yeah, i think i screwed it up.

Hopefully separating it int
 

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