Use the trapezoidal rule with n = 10 to approximate the following integral. *20 7 cos(4πx) dx Compare your result to the actual value. trapezoidal rule actual value 0 Can you explain the discrepancy? Both values are equivalent. The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are negative. The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are positive. The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are zero.

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Use the trapezoidal rule with n = 10 to approximate the following integral.
[²
20
7 cos(4x) dx
Compare your result to the actual value.
trapezoidal rule
actual value
0
Can you explain the discrepancy?
Both values are equivalent.
The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are negative.
The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are positive.
The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are zero.
Transcribed Image Text:Use the trapezoidal rule with n = 10 to approximate the following integral. [² 20 7 cos(4x) dx Compare your result to the actual value. trapezoidal rule actual value 0 Can you explain the discrepancy? Both values are equivalent. The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are negative. The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are positive. The trapezoidal rule samples only function values that are zero.
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