Let f be a function which can be differentiated four times


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Let g be a function which can be differentiated four times on the interval [-1,1].

Denote .

1) Show that when g is a polynomial of degree less than or equal to 3.

2) Let P be the interpolation polynomial of f at the points -1, , , 1.

a) Show that .

b) Show that , where and is a constant which you will evaluate.

c) Deduce a number which is greater than or equal to the error .

3) Let f be a function which can be differentiated four times on an interval [a,b].
Let . Using x, show that the integral f can be calculated on [a,b] with the help of an integral on [-1,1].

4) Deduce an approximation of .

5) Using this method, calculate an approximation of .

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