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MAT 581 HW 4 P 4 1 4
Course: MAT 581, Spring 2011School: NYU
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4.1.4 disp(' P m disp(' ') QNC(m) Error Error Bound') a=0;b=1; for m=2:7 x = linspace(a,b,m); w = NCweights(m); NUM=0; for i=1:length(w) numI(i) = (b-a)*((1/(1+(10.*x(i))))*w(i)); NUM=NUM+numI(i); err end = abs(NUM-1); DerBound=factorial(m)*10^(m); errBound = NCerror(a,b,m,DerBound); s = sprintf('%20.16f %10.3e disp([ sprintf(' %2.0f ',m) s]) end %10.3e',NUM,err,errBound);
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disp(' P m disp(' ') QNC(m) Error Error Bound')
a=0;b=1; for m=2:7 x = linspace(a,b,m); w = NCweights(m); NUM=0; for i=1:length(w) numI(i) = (b-a)*((1/(1+(10.*x(i))))*w(i)); NUM=NUM+numI(i); err end = abs(NUM-1); DerBound=factorial(m)*10^(m); errBound = NCerror(a,b,m,DerBound); s = sprintf('%20.16f %10.3e disp([ sprintf(' %2.0f ',m) s]) end %10.3e',NUM,err,errBound);
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