Simpson's Rule & Numerical Integration

This calculus video tutorial provides a basic introduction into simpson's rule and numerical integration. It discusses how to estimate the value of the definite integral using simpson's rule. It also explains how to find the displacement of an object given a data table showing the instantaneous velocity of the object at different times. This lesson contains a few examples and practice problems for you to learn from.

Arc Length Problems:

Surface Area Problems:

Work Problems - Calculus:

Integration By Parts:

Tabular Method:

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Trigonometric Integrals:

Trigonometric Substitution:

Integration By Partial Fractions:

Trapezoidal Rule:

Simpson's Rule:

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Improper Integrals:

Integration Into Inverse Trig:

Integration of Rational Functions:

Integral of Logarithmic Functions:

Integrating Exponential Functions:

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