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    This document summarizes a student's lab experiment using MPI to calculate pi and sum integers in parallel. The student ran tests to calculate pi using different numbers of intervals and processes, getting more accurate results with more intervals. They also modified source code to sum integers in parallel and took screenshots of the results.

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    This document summarizes a student's lab experiment using MPI to calculate pi and sum integers in parallel. The student ran tests to calculate pi using different numbers of intervals and processes, getting more accurate results with more intervals. They also modified source code to sum integers in parallel and took screenshots of the results.

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    This document summarizes a student's lab experiment using MPI to calculate pi and sum integers in parallel. The student ran tests to calculate pi using different numbers of intervals and processes, getting more accurate results with more intervals. They also modified source code to sum integers in parallel and took screenshots of the results.

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    Lab 3: MPI

    Name: Petchpragai Tanpoonkiat ID: 5888223 Sec: 3

    Rename the file to lab3_59xxxxxx.pdf

    Part 1. “Pi calculation”: try with different number of intervals and number of processes

    Result from the 1st try: with 1 intervals and 2 processes

    pi is approximately 3.2000000000000002, Error is 0.0584073464102071

    Result from the 2nd try: with 2 intervals and 2 processes

    pi is approximately 3.1623529411764704, Error is 0.0207602875866773

    Result from the 3rd try: with 3 intervals and 2 processes

    pi is approximately 3.1508492098656031, Error is 0.0092565562758100

    Part 2. integersum.c

    Modified source coded:

    Screenshot of the Result(s):

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