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how to integrate x/(1+5x^4) using the simpsons rule

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jey sun on 28 Mar 2014

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Answered: Sagar Damle on 28 Mar 2014

how to integrate x/(1+5x^4) using the simpsons rule i learnt to use the quad function but i might be going wrong in my code for this.

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Roger Stafford on 28 Mar 2014

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You can read about Simpson's Rule at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson's_rule#Composite_Simpson.27s_rule

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Sagar Damle on 28 Mar 2014

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http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/33493-simpsons-13-and-38-rules/content/simpson.m

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