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    This flowchart shows the steps to calculate the value of an integral using the trapezoidal rule. It first defines variables a, b, and n, then calculates the step size h. It initializes the sum to 0 and iterates from i=n-1 to 0, adding either 2*f(x) or 4*f(x) to the running sum depending on if i is even or odd. It then adds f(a) and f(b) to the sum and calculates the final answer as the sum multiplied by h/3.

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    This flowchart shows the steps to calculate the value of an integral using the trapezoidal rule. It first defines variables a, b, and n, then calculates the step size h. It initializes the sum to 0 and iterates from i=n-1 to 0, adding either 2*f(x) or 4*f(x) to the running sum depending on if i is even or odd. It then adds f(a) and f(b) to the sum and calculates the final answer as the sum multiplied by h/3.

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    Simsons Flowchart

    Uploaded by

    Anadi Ranjan
    This flowchart shows the steps to calculate the value of an integral using the trapezoidal rule. It first defines variables a, b, and n, then calculates the step size h. It initializes the sum to 0 and iterates from i=n-1 to 0, adding either 2*f(x) or 4*f(x) to the running sum depending on if i is even or odd. It then adds f(a) and f(b) to the sum and calculates the final answer as the sum multiplied by h/3.

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    FLOWCHART:

    START

    Enter a, b and n

    h= (b-a)/n

    Sum = 0

    Do i = n - 1

    Is i%2 =
    0?

    No Sum = sum + 2*f(x)

    Yes
    Sum = sum + 4*f(x) Next i

    Sum = sum + f(a)+ f(b)

    Ans = sum * (h/3)

    END

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