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Thomas Simpson published Simpson's Rule in 1743, which uses parabolas instead of straight lines to better approximate the area under a curve. Simpson's Rule requires an even number of intervals or ordinates and is more accurate than the Trapezium Rule. Two examples are provided where Simpson's Rule is used with either five ordinates or four intervals to estimate the value of integrals.
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