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Okay, so let's get started with part 6 of our exercise.
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Let's compute t4, our trapezoidal sum with n equal to 4.
00:11
Well, if we denote by f of x the function 1 over 1 plus x squared, t4 is equal to delta x over 2, which is 3 minus 2 over 2, so 1 half, 1 .5 multiplied by f of 2 plus 2 multiplied by f of 2 .25, 9 over 4, plus 2 multiplied by f of 2 .5, 5 halves, plus 2 multiplied by f of 2 .75, 11 over 4, plus f of 3.
00:50
Perfect.
00:52
So, what do we get? well, t4 can be written as 1 half multiplied by f of 2, 1 over 1 plus 4, plus 2 over 1 plus 81 over 16, f of 9 over 4, plus 2 over 1 plus 25 over 4, plus 2 over 1 plus 121 over 16 plus f of 3, 2 over 1 plus 9.
01:31
Perfect.
01:33
This is t4.
01:35
Now, exercise 7.
01:37
Well, clearly the first integral is convergent and the value of the integral of x to the negative 1 fourth in the x between 0 and 16, well, the value of this guy here is equal to an antiderivative of this one, which is 3 over 4 multiplied by x to the 4 thirds, evaluated between 0 and 16.
02:07
So we get 3 over 4 multiplied by 16 to the 4 thirds, which is 16 to the 4 thirds...