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ENG1014 - Engineering Numerical Analysis - S1 2025

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Which of the integration methods examined in ENG1014 would be most appropriate for this dataset? Give the name of the corresponding function from the functions in the eng1014.py module.

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The Jawas want to add a markup to each droid model, which can be found in cell B8.

Write the formula that should be used in cell C2:

Note: you should be able to drag this formula down to C6 without changing it.

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The Jawas are offering a discount on the Rebel Alliance's total order, which can be found in cell D9.

Cell D10 should contain the total, i.e. the price the Rebel Alliance needs to pay for their order, after the discount has been applied.

Write the formula that should be used in cell D10:

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Cell D8 should contain the subtotal, i.e. the total price the Rebel Alliance needs to pay for all their droids.

Write the formula that should be used in cell D8:

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Column D should contain the total price the Rebel Alliance needs to pay for each droid model.

Write the formula that should be used in cell D2:

Note: you should be able to drag this formula down to D6 without changing it.

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Describe the purpose of :d within an f-string, including any requirements needed to use :d within an f-string. Give one example where you might want to use an f-string with :d.

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The following file contains rainfall rate (mm/hr) throughout a day, recorded at each hour. The first value in the data file corresponds to 00:00 hours (24-hour clock). The last entry is at 23:00.

Download the file here (you must access this using your Monash login. If the "save as" dialogue box does not appear when you click on the link, save the file by right-clicking on the link and then selecting "save link as...").

Find the total rainfall using all the given points using the composite trapezoidal rule, correct to at least 1 decimal place.

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