Help Needed: Linear Interpolation & Numerical Integration Basics

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Could someone please give me a basic idea on the following :

a) Use of linear interpolation . the Newton Raphson method (a geometrical approach)

b) numerical integration . the trapezium rule.

I need to know just the basics for an exam so please be descriptive in your post.

Thanks a lot

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Sparsh
 
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I want to find something for the 15 year olds. The content on the wolfram site is a bit too complex for a first time understanding .
 
Trapezium Rule

Simple;
http://www.mathsrevision.net/gcse/pages.php?page=5

Slightly more compex;
http://www.mathsrevision.net/alevel/pages.php?page=44

You wish to used Newton's root finding method which uses Taylor's series for 15 year olds? :bugeye:

~H
 
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No actually i need to know it for a mathematics A level paper. (India Standard 12) and am 17 year old .
 
And thanks a lot. The second article was quite useful.

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