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    This document performs numerical integration using the composite trapezoidal rule. It takes in user input for the x-points, equation to integrate, and step size h. It then calculates the length of x-points, initializes a sum variable, and uses a for loop to calculate the value of the function at each x-point. If the index is even, it adds the function value to the running sum. It finally multiplies the sum by 2*h to give the final numerical integration value and prints the result.

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    This document performs numerical integration using the composite trapezoidal rule. It takes in user input for the x-points, equation to integrate, and step size h. It then calculates the length of x-points, initializes a sum variable, and uses a for loop to calculate the value of the function at each x-point. If the index is even, it adds the function value to the running sum. It finally multiplies the sum by 2*h to give the final numerical integration value and prints the result.

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    Comp Mid

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    Nadine Mostafa
    This document performs numerical integration using the composite trapezoidal rule. It takes in user input for the x-points, equation to integrate, and step size h. It then calculates the length of x-points, initializes a sum variable, and uses a for loop to calculate the value of the function at each x-point. If the index is even, it adds the function value to the running sum. It finally multiplies the sum by 2*h to give the final numerical integration value and prints the result.

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    %test with these parameters

    %points = [1 1.5 2 2.5 3]


    %equation = x/(1+x)
    %h = 0.5
    clc
    x = input('Enter points of X :');
    a = input('Enter equation :','s');
    eq=inline(a);
    h = input ('Enter the step size(h): ');

    N = length (x);
    sum=0;
    for j=1:N
    if mod(j,2)==0
    sum=sum+eq(x(j));
    end
    end
    sum = sum*(2*h);
    fprintf("the sum =%.3f",sum);

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