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Sets the output piecewise function to the selected method.
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Aggregates the piecewise functions.
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Makes borders between each color 'bar' for Simpson's and Trapezoid rules.
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Makes borders between each color bar for Riemann sums.
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The next five lines are abbreviations used for the equation above:
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Adds a border to the end of the shaded region.
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Calculates the value of the integral using Simpson's Rule and m (preset to 100) partitions.
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Creates a quadratic model for each partition (needed for Simpson's rule graph)
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Sets the expected integration value to suit the selected method.
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Calculates the error.
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