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Fortran I with Fortran 90 : Simpson's rule
I just realized what the problem is. I coded the equation in wrong! I coded f= e**((x/2)**2) when the equation I'm supposed to code in is f=e**(x**2/2), from 0 to 2 the area is 4.72890778561. LOL I can't believe I made such a stupid mistake!- surfernj
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Fortran I with Fortran 90 : Simpson's rule
You're correct! I don't know what I was looking at but the area is correct.- surfernj
- Post #24
- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Fortran I with Fortran 90 : Simpson's rule
from 0 to 2- surfernj
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Fortran I with Fortran 90 : Simpson's rule
ok its running now however I'm trying to find the area from the function f(x)= e^(x/2)^2 from 0 to 2 and i keep getting 2.9... using 20 or 50 divisions when the answer should be 4.7... heres the code: 11 IMPLICIT NONE 12 INTEGER, PARAMETER:: DOUBLE=kind(1.0D0) 13...- surfernj
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Fortran I with Fortran 90 : Simpson's rule
thanks i'll try it...i don't have class again till monday so i'll post my results then.- surfernj
- Post #18
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Fortran I with Fortran 90 : Simpson's rule
the first program...i get errors along the lines of.."Contains" requires stop or return...also errors that state n & m must be used with "intent". In total its about 17 errors. I don't have the compiler on my home pc or i'd post the actual error messages for you.- surfernj
- Post #16
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Fortran I with Fortran 90 : Simpson's rule
can't get this to work I tried running this as it's written using the Lahey compilier and i get a load of errors. What am I doing wrong?- surfernj
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