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Simpson's 3/8 Rule

% Parameters that are used in Simpson's 3/8 Rule

% func - The function handle to integrate (e.g., @(x) x^2)

% a, b - The limits of integration

%n - Number of subintervals (must be a multiple of 3)

f = @(x) x^2; % Define the function

%%%% initialization %%%%%%%%

a = 0; % Lower limit

b = 3; % Upper limit

n = 6; % Number of subintervals

if mod(n, 3) ~= 0

error('Number of subintervals (n) must be a multiple of 3.');

end

% Step size

h = (b - a) / n;

% Compute the sum of the function values

x = a:h:b; % Subdivision points

y = func(x); % Function values at these points

% Apply Simpson's 3/8 rule

integral = (3 * h / 8) * (y(1) + 3 * sum(y(2:3:end-1)) + 3 * sum(y(3:3:end-2)) + 2 * sum(y(4:3:end-3))


+ y(end));

% Display the result

fprintf('The integral of the function over [%f, %f] is approximately %f\n', a, b, integral);

end

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