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Area under curve

Trapezoid Rule, Method 1


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=(B6+B5)/2*(A6-A5)

Trapezoid Rule
Divide curve into series of trapezoids, each with
area =(average height)(width)
Sum the areas of the strips.

=SUM(C5:C10)

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Trapezoid Rule, Method 2


When x-increments are equal
x
y
trapezoid
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83
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area
218

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0
1

=(B19+B18)/2
=SUM(C18:C23)*(A19-A18)

For more information, see


A Guide to Microsoft Excel 2002 for Scientists and Engineers, 3e,
by Bernard Liengme.
Published by Butterworth-Heinemann, 2002

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Simpson's 1/3 Rule


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strip
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area

Simpson's 1/3 Rule


Seven points making three strips

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=B5+4*B6+B7
=(1/3)*SUM(C5:C9)*(A6-A5)

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Simpson's 1/3 Rule


n2

I=

i=1,3,5,

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3

( y i +4 y i+1 + y i+2 ) x

The number of data points (n ) must be odd,


since three points are needed for each strips.
X-increments must be equal

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0

For more information, see


A Guide to Microsoft Excel 2002 for Scientists and Engineers 3e,
by Bernard Liengme.
Published by Butterworth-Heinemann, 2002

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1 Area under a curve
2 Trapezoid vs. Integration of Regression Equation
3
data
4
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C
Trapezoid
5
In C6
=0.5*(A7-A6)*(B7+B6)
Area =
6
0
1
60.000
copied to C15
base average
20
5
7
604.463
height
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8
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9
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80
7.4322
37.161
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0
0.000
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0
In C17
=SUM(C6:C15)
area =
2098.67
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Power
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5
4
3
2
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Linest 1.755E-08 -6.464E-06
9.196E-04
-6.212E-02 1.925E+00
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In B20:H20 =LINEST(B6:B16,A6:A16^{1,2,3,4,5,6})
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Integration
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In B25 =(B$20/(B$19+1)*$A25^(B$19+1)) copied to B25:H26
24 T value
25
10
0.025
-1.077
18.392
-155.306
641.573
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1839158.888
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T2
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I (aT 6 bT 5 cT 4 dT 3 eT 2 fT g )dT
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T1
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T2
aT 7 bT 6 cT 5 dT 4 eT 3 fT 2

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I

gT
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3
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T1
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file:///var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/scratch_4/340290244.xls

1
0
-1.989E+01 1.096E+00
In I25 =SUM(B25:H25)
In I26 =SUM(B26:H26)
In I27 =I26-I25

-994.350
-99434.982

10.965
109.648
area =

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sum
sum
I = diff

Of course, this method


works only when you can
find a good trendline fit

12/15/2016

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