This MATLAB code calculates the numerical integration of a function over specified points using the trapezoidal rule. It prompts the user to input the x-points, the equation as a string, and the step size h. It then calculates the value of the function at the endpoints, doubles and sums the interior points, and multiplies by h/2 to give the final integration sum.
This MATLAB code calculates the numerical integration of a function over specified points using the trapezoidal rule. It prompts the user to input the x-points, the equation as a string, and the step size h. It then calculates the value of the function at the endpoints, doubles and sums the interior points, and multiplies by h/2 to give the final integration sum.
This MATLAB code calculates the numerical integration of a function over specified points using the trapezoidal rule. It prompts the user to input the x-points, the equation as a string, and the step size h. It then calculates the value of the function at the endpoints, doubles and sums the interior points, and multiplies by h/2 to give the final integration sum.
This MATLAB code calculates the numerical integration of a function over specified points using the trapezoidal rule. It prompts the user to input the x-points, the equation as a string, and the step size h. It then calculates the value of the function at the endpoints, doubles and sums the interior points, and multiplies by h/2 to give the final integration sum.
%equation = x/(1+x) %h = 0.5 clc x = input('Enter points of X : '); a = input('Enter equation :','s'); eq =inline(a); %equ =input ('Enter the points of z :'); if u put the f(X) we use this function h = input ('Enter the step size(h): '); sum = 0 ; N = length (x);