Led
Figo
+, Stephen's method is equivalent to George’s method
of estimating J.
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7) when etre fsare! im | Forevatusting
wien cients [x
e=a00¢5 +0
Q)
QB) TA+1A | 1A for each correct equation ((1), (2) or (3)
Solve (1), 2)and() ™
a=0,b= pe
5
alee
(b) From (a), G=3f6) gi).
Put £6) =sinx
1 nel
J=zsingg)+ sin) IM
= 0.3001 —1A__
2
(c) Using Simpson’s rale with two subintervals,
1a Lea
r gf Hl0 £10) + NEG) +E IM
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Solution
Marks
Remarks
(@) Since Stephen's and George’s methods are equivalent
for,
error in using G to estimate J
= error in using Simpson's rule with two subintervals
to-estimate J.
Be) =—FE5 GN aE) where 60) = asin and
eget
a) = xsinz
Bix) =sinx+ xeosx
2°
2)
g(x)=—4cos.x+x5inx
g(x) =Ssinx+xcosx20¥ xe [0,1]
cos x= xsinx
-3sin x—xcosx
g(x) is increasing on 0, 1).
2 (0)=~4, 8 (1) =-1.3197
“the greatest value of |g'(x)} im [0, 1] is 4.
L
e
180x2! -.
= 0.0014
*. an upper bound for the magnitade of the error
is 0.0014,
1EQ)|s:
IM
1A
1A
For finding g(x)
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8 @__ (i) Let £()=1-e(a) whieh is differentiable and thus] 1M
continuous in [a, 5}.
Since g(x) fies in (a, 5] forall xin (a, 6],
» @$g(2) Sb for all xin (0, b]
§(a)=a-g(a) $0
1) =b-g(@)20
So there exist atleast one root in (a, 5].
P@=1-8)
Since | g'(x)|