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Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error?

A) S₂ = $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , I - $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ = 0, estimate gives $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ $\le$ $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$
B) S₂ = $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , I - $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ = - $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , estimate gives $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ $\le$ $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$
C) S₂ = $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , I - $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ = $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , estimate gives $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ $\le$ $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$
D) S₂ = $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , I - $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ = - $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , estimate gives $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ $\le$ $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$
E) S₂ = $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , I - $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ = - $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ , estimate gives $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$ $\le$ $Apply Simpson's Rule with n = 2 to approximate I = dx. What is the actual error in this approximation? What does the Simpson's Rule error estimate give as an upper bound for the size of the error? A) S2 = , I - = 0, estimate gives \le B) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le C) S2 = , I - = , estimate gives \le D) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le E) S2 = , I - = - , estimate gives \le$