Let f(x) = x³+1, x<1 1 X+4 5 1.8976 x≥1 Use the composite Simpson's rule to approximate the integral frox f(x) dx with n=3.

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Let
f(x) =
x³+1, x<1
1
X+4
Use the composite Simpson's rule to approximate the integral
1.8876
3.2628
5.6628
x ≥ 1
O 1.0876
[²₁
f(x) dx with n=3.
Transcribed Image Text:Let f(x) = x³+1, x<1 1 X+4 Use the composite Simpson's rule to approximate the integral 1.8876 3.2628 5.6628 x ≥ 1 O 1.0876 [²₁ f(x) dx with n=3.
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