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Numerical integration is crucial for approximating definite integrals, particularly when analytical methods are infeasible. Techniques like the Trapezoidal Rule and Simpson's Rules offer varying levels of accuracy and applicability, making them vital in fields such as engineering, physics, and finance. These methods facilitate the analysis of complex functions and ensure effective data interpretation.
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Term: Numerical Integration
Definition: A method for approximating the value of definite integrals when analytical integration is complex or impossible.
Term: Trapezoidal Rule
Definition: A numerical method that estimates the area under a curve using trapezoids, providing a basic level of accuracy.
Term: Simpson’s 1/3 Rule
Definition: A numerical integration technique that uses parabolic segments, applicable when the number of intervals is even, offering improved accuracy compared to the Trapezoidal Rule.
Term: Simpson’s 3/8 Rule
Definition: An extension of Simpson's method using cubic polynomials, best employed when the number of intervals is a multiple of three.