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    1) The document contains code to calculate the area under a curve using the trapezoid rule with multiple segments. 2) It calculates the area by dividing the region into 3 segments, computing the area of each, and summing them. 3) The code also contains a Simpson's 1/3 rule calculation using 6 segments to integrate the same function, resulting in an area of 1854 for both methods.

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    1) The document contains code to calculate the area under a curve using the trapezoid rule with multiple segments. 2) It calculates the area by dividing the region into 3 segments, computing the area of each, and summing them. 3) The code also contains a Simpson's 1/3 rule calculation using 6 segments to integrate the same function, resulting in an area of 1854 for both methods.

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    PROGRAMMULTISEGMENTS

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    Mr. T
    1) The document contains code to calculate the area under a curve using the trapezoid rule with multiple segments. 2) It calculates the area by dividing the region into 3 segments, computing the area of each, and summing them. 3) The code also contains a Simpson's 1/3 rule calculation using 6 segments to integrate the same function, resulting in an area of 1854 for both methods.

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    PROGRAM

    %trapezoid_multi_segments

    syms x
    fx=5*x^3+3*x^2+x;
    a=0;
    b=6;
    n=3;
    h = (b-a)/n;
    fa = subs(fx,x,a);
    fb = subs (fx,x,b);
    fc1 = 0;
    for i=1:(n-1)
    fc = subs (fx,x,(a+i*h))
    fc1 = fc1 + fc;
    end
    I = (b-a)/(2*n)*(fa+2*fc1+fb)
    es = abs((I-1854)/1854)

    HASIL;

    fc =

    54

    fc =

    372

    I=

    2046

    es =

    0.1036
    PROGRAM

    %metode_simpson1/3_multisegmens

    syms x
    fx = 5*x^3+3*x^2+x;
    a = 0;
    b = 6;
    n = 6;
    h = (b-a)/n;
    x0 = 0;
    fx0 = subs(fx,x,x0);
    xn = b;
    fxn = subs(fx,x,xn);
    f_genap = 0;
    f_ganjil = 0;

    for i = 1:(n-1)
    if rem (i,2) == 0
    fx_genap = subs(fx,x,(x0+i*h));
    f_genap = f_genap+fx_genap;
    else
    fx_ganjil = subs(fx,x,(x0+i*h));
    f_ganjil =f_ganjil+fx_ganjil;
    end
    end
    f_genap
    f_ganjil

    inum = h/3*(fx0+4*f_ganjil+2*f_genap+fxn)

    HASIL;

    f_genap =

    426

    f_ganjil =

    879

    inum =

    1854

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