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by trapezoidal rule,the value of the integral [1 ]  dx/x^3[ 3]   [taking n=1]is
a.0681 b.0581 c.0.781 d..481
solve this and wat is  trapezoidal rule?

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i think this should help u.. its basically an approximation of a definite integral..
and wrt ur sum, are u sure the limits of the integral are right? coz by trapezoid rule, the answer is way way different...

Let I= [1] [3]dx/x^3 

here f(x) = 1/x^3 ; a = 1; b=3

I = (3-1) * (1/1 + 1/27)/ 2  = 28/27

which obviously doesnt match wid any of ur choices, so.....


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