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The given function is   

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The error bounds for Midpoint and Trapezoidal approximations are defined as follows,
Suppose for a function   that is continuous and differentiable,    in the interval    then the error bounds   and    for Trapezoidal and Midpoint approximations respectively are given as,
 
The error bound for the Simpson's rule is defined as follows, Suppose for a function   that is continuous and differentiable,    in the interval
 then the error bound    for Simpson's approximation is given as,
 
The second and fourth derivatives of the function   are,
 
Since, these values lie between    and   in the interval    the maximum value is   .
Therefore,
 
Therefore, the error bound for Trapezoidal rule is,
   
The error bound for Midpoint rule is,
   
The error bound for Simpson's rule is,
   
   

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