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folubunmi

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Question 1

Let F(x) = Use Maple or another computer algebra program to compute  F(x)  and an approximate value for  F()  correct to 5 decimal places.
◦ F(x)  =  FresnelS ;  F() ≈ 0.89483
◦ F(x)  =  FresnelS ;  F() ≈ 0.89480
◦ F(x)  =  FresnelS ;  F() ≈ 0.894878
◦ F(x)  =  FresnelS ;  F() ≈ 0.89489
◦ F(x)  =  FresnelS ;  F() ≈ 0.89486

Question 2

Let  G(x) = dt. Use Maple or another computer algebra system to calculate  G(1)  correct to 5 decimal places,  and also to calculate G(x).
◦ G(1) ≈ 0.85558,  G(x)  =  
◦ G(1) ≈ 0.85562,  G(x)  =  
◦ G(1) ≈ 0.87649,  G(x)  =  
◦ G(1) ≈ 0.74685,  G(x)  =  
◦ G(1) ≈ 0.74682,  G(x)  =  
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