sweetestsmiles
says
maths whizzes:how much error expected will I get if I use trapezium method instead of normal integration?
sweetestsmiles
says
note: function is a highly non-linear.
sweetestsmiles
says
not assignment of course
highly dependent on delta
there are numerical methods to guarantee different levels of precision
would have to get my applied numerical calculus books 
sweetestsmiles
says
I can use built-in integration, but, doing that will be too long (>30mins+++)
which is the function?
sweetestsmiles
says
err... is not those from tb
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is
it some secret function or what? 
I'm not looking at any tb 
I'm not looking at any tb
sweetestsmiles
says
okay, simply put, y(a,
, & a(x,y), b is simply found to be 10. find area =)
, & a(x,y), b is simply found to be 10. find area =)
sweetestsmiles
says
y is a function of (a, b )
sweetestsmiles
says
not
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