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    Area Under Curve: A Guide To Microsoft Excel 2002 For Scientists and Engineers, 3e

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    The document compares two methods for calculating the area under a curve: the trapezoid rule and integration of a regression equation. It shows sample data and calculations using both methods. The trapezoid rule calculation sums the areas of trapezoids beneath the curve, while the integration method fits the data to a polynomial regression equation and integrates that equation over the x-range. The results show that the two methods give similar values for the area under the curve.

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    The document compares two methods for calculating the area under a curve: the trapezoid rule and integration of a regression equation. It shows sample data and calculations using both methods. The trapezoid rule calculation sums the areas of trapezoids beneath the curve, while the integration method fits the data to a polynomial regression equation and integrates that equation over the x-range. The results show that the two methods give similar values for the area under the curve.

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    The document compares two methods for calculating the area under a curve: the trapezoid rule and integration of a regression equation. It shows sample data and calculations using both methods. The trapezoid rule calculation sums the areas of trapezoids beneath the curve, while the integration method fits the data to a polynomial regression equation and integrates that equation over the x-range. The results show that the two methods give similar values for the area under the curve.

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    Area Under Curve: A Guide To Microsoft Excel 2002 For Scientists and Engineers, 3e

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    Dragan Sokolovski
    The document compares two methods for calculating the area under a curve: the trapezoid rule and integration of a regression equation. It shows sample data and calculations using both methods. The trapezoid rule calculation sums the areas of trapezoids beneath the curve, while the integration method fits the data to a polynomial regression equation and integrates that equation over the x-range. The results show that the two methods give similar values for the area under the curve.

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    A B C D E F G H I J K L

    1 Area under curve =(B6+B5)/2*(A6-A5) Trapezoid Rule


    2 Divide curve into series of trapezoids, each with
    3 Trapezoid Rule, Method 1 =SUM(C5:C10) area =(average height)(width)
    4 x y trapezoid Sum the areas of the strips.
    5 1 0 3
    6 2 6 11
    7 3 16 23 120
    8 4 30 39
    9 5 48 59 100
    10 6 70 83
    11 7 96 80
    12 area 218
    13 60
    14
    15 Trapezoid Rule, Method 2
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    16 When x-increments are equal
    17 x y trapezoid
    1 0 3 20
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    19 2 6 11
    20 3 16 23 0
    21 4 30 39 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
    22 5 48 59
    23 6 70 83
    24 7 96
    25 area 218 For more information, see
    =(B19+B18)/2
    A Guide to Microsoft Excel 2002 for Scientists and Engineers, 3e,
    26 by Bernard Liengme.
    27 =SUM(C18:C23)*(A19-A18)
    Published by Butterworth-Heinemann, 2002
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    A B C D E F G H I J K L
    1 Area under curve
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    3 Simpson's 1/3 Rule Simpson's 1/3 Rule
    x y strip Seven points making three strips
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    5 1 0 40
    6 2 6 120
    =B5+4*B6+B7
    7 3 16 184
    8 4 30 =(1/3)*SUM(C5:C9)*(A6-A5) 100
    9 5 48 424
    10 6 70
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    11 7 96
    12 area 216
    13 60
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    15 Simpson's 1/3 Rule 40
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    20 The number of data points (n ) must be odd, 0
    21 since three points are needed for each strips. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
    22 X-increments must be equal
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    A Guide to Microsoft Excel 2002 for Scientists and Engineers
    26 3e, by Bernard Liengme.
    27 Published by Butterworth-Heinemann, 2002
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    A B C D E F G H I J
    1 Area under a curv
    2 Trapezoid vs. Integration of Regression Equat
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    4 data
    5 T C Trapezoid In C6
    6 10 0.0391 2.226 =0.5*(A7-A6)*(B7+B6) Area =
    copied to C15 base average
    7 20 0.406 2.930 height
    8 25 0.766 4.883
    9 30 1.187 15.700
    10 40 1.953 23.120
    11 50 2.671 29.605
    12 60 3.250 34.685
    13 70 3.687 38.590
    14 80 4.031 41.795
    15 90 4.328 44.530
    16 100 4.578 In C17
    17 area = 238.06 =SUM(C6:C15)

    18
    19 Power 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
    20 Linest 2.949E-11 -1.268E-08 2.262E-06 -2.091E-04 9.835E-03 -1.413E-01 6.549E-01
    21
    In B20:H20 =LINEST(B6:B16,A6:A16^{1,2,3,4,5,6}) In I25 =SUM(B25:H25)
    22 Integration In I26 =SUM(B26:H26)
    In I27 =I26-I25
    23 In B25 =(B$20/(B$19+1)*$A25^(B$19+1)) copied to B25:H26
    24 T value
    25 10 0.000 -0.002 0.045 -0.523 3.278 -7.065 6.549 2.28 sum
    26 100 421.218 -2114.071 4523.016 -5227.155 3278.297 -706.521 65.493 240.28 sum
    27 area = 237.99 I = diff
    28 T2
    29 I (aT bT 5 cT 4 dT 3 eT 2 fT g )dT
    6
    Of course, this method
    30 works only when you can
    T1
    31 T2 find a good trendline fit
    32 aT 7 bT 6 cT 5 dT 4 eT 3 fT 2
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