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1.	Approximate the surface integral ∫Swf d\(\vec{S}\) using the Simpson’s rule.
A.	\(\frac{S_w}{6}\)(2fnw+2fw+2fsw)
B.	\(\frac{S_w}{4}\)(2fnw+2fsw)
C.	\(\frac{S_w}{6}\)(fnw+4fw+fsw)
D.	\(\frac{S_w}{4}\)(fnw+2fw+fsw)
Answer» D. \(\frac{S_w}{4}\)(fnw+2fw+fsw)

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