The repeated Simpson's rule can be used to approximate definite integrals with better accuracy. The error in using the repeated Simpson's rule can be calculated using the following formula:
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where Sn
is the previous approximation and S2n
is the current approximation of the definite integral using the repeated Simpson's rule.
Here's an example code to demonstrate this:
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In this example, the integral of x*sin(x)
is approximated using the repeated Simpson's rule with n=4
. The error is then calculated using the above formula.
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