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My Prof wants the Integral to 20 decimal places. where do I specify that with NIntegrate?NIntegrate[f[x],{x,0,3}]Thanks in advance
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The discussion centers on achieving high precision in numerical integration using Mathematica's NIntegrate function. To specify the desired precision of 20 decimal places, users should utilize the "PrecisionGoal" option within the NIntegrate function. The reference provided includes comprehensive documentation on Mathematica's capabilities, which can further assist users in optimizing their integration tasks.
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- Learn about other options available in NIntegrate for optimization
- Investigate error handling and precision control in Mathematica
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Mathematics students, researchers, and professionals using Mathematica for numerical analysis and requiring precise integration results.
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