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Important MCQ on Numerical Integration


1. The process of evaluating a definite integral from a set of tabulated values of the integrand is known as




... Answer is A)
Numerical Integration

2. The process when applied to a function of a single variable, is known as




... Answer is A)
Numerical Integration


3. Simpson's one-third is derived by newton cotes if n is




... Answer is A)
2.

4. Simpson's three-eighth is derived from newton cote's if n is




... Answer is B)
3"


5. Simpsons one-third rule is used only when




... Answer is A)
n is even.


6. While applying Simpsons three-eighth rule the number of sub intervals should be




... Answer is A)
n is even.


7. Simpson's one-third rule is applied when interval is




... Answer is B)
Even.


8. By giving which value to n in newton quotes formula we get trapezoidal rule




... Answer is C)
1.


9. The formula used for Trapezoidal rule is




... Answer is C)
n is even.


10. Which of the following formula is used for numerical integration?




... Answer is D)
All of These.


11. Trapezoidal and Simpson's rule is used to evaluate




... Answer is A)
Numerical Integration.


12. Accuracy of the rule increases when




... Answer is A)
h is small.


13. The curve y = f(x) is a straight line then more accurate method applicable to this is




... Answer is A)
Trapezoidal Rule.


14. If n= 2 in quotes formula then we can derive




... Answer is A)
Trapezoidal Rule.


15. In the following table which method is more appropriate to solve 0 0.25 os 0.75 f(x) 0.1 0.9876 00959




... Answer is C)
Both A and B.



 
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