Correct option is A
Simpson’s rule is a method used for numerical integration to compute areas under curves or irregular shapes. To apply Simpson’s rule, the area must be divided into an
even number of segments, and the segments should have
equal width. The rule works by approximating the area under the curve using parabolic arcs for each pair of intervals. If an odd number of segments is used, Simpson’s rule cannot be applied directly, and a different method is required for the remaining segment.
