5. Weddle's rule (Numerical integration) example ( Enter your problem )
  1. Formula & Example-1 (table data)
  2. Example-2 (`f(x)=1/x`)
Other related methods
  1. Trapezoidal rule
  2. Simpson's 1/3 rule
  3. Simpson's 3/8 rule
  4. Boole's rule
  5. Weddle's rule

4. Boole's rule
(Previous method)
2. Example-2 (`f(x)=1/x`)
(Next example)

1. Formula & Example-1 (table data)





Formula
1. Weddle's Rule
`int y dx = (3h)/10 [(y_0+5y_1+y_2+6y_3+y_4+5y_5+y_6)+(y_6+5y_7+y_8+6y_9+y_10+5y_11+y_12)+...]`

Examples
1. Find Solution using Weddle's rule
xf(x)
7.471.93
7.481.95
7.491.98
7.502.01
7.512.03
7.522.06
7.532.09


Solution:
The value of table for `x` and `y`

x7.477.487.497.57.517.527.53
y1.931.951.982.012.032.062.09

Using Weddle's Rule
`int y dx = (3h)/10 [y_0+5y_1+y_2+6y_3+y_4+5y_5+y_6]`

`int y dx = (3xx0.01)/10 [1.93 + 5xx1.95 + 1.98 + 6xx2.01 + 2.03 + 5xx2.06 + 2.09]`

`int y dx = 0.1204`

Solution by Weddle's Rule is `0.1204`


2. Find Solution using Weddle's rule
xf(x)
01
10.5
20.2
30.1
40.0588
50.0385
60.027


Solution:
The value of table for `x` and `y`

x0123456
y10.50.20.10.05880.03850.027

Using Weddle's Rule
`int y dx = (3h)/10 [y_0+5y_1+y_2+6y_3+y_4+5y_5+y_6]`

`int y dx = (3xx1)/10 [1 + 5xx0.5 + 0.2 + 6xx0.1 + 0.0588 + 5xx0.0385 + 0.027]`

`int y dx = 1.37349`

Solution by Weddle's Rule is `1.37349`


This material is intended as a summary. Use your textbook for detail explanation.
Any bug, improvement, feedback then Submit Here



4. Boole's rule
(Previous method)
2. Example-2 (`f(x)=1/x`)
(Next example)





Share this solution or page with your friends.


 
Copyright © 2023. All rights reserved. Terms, Privacy
 
 

.