Trapezoidal Rule. Calculus-Integrals: Approximating Area
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Trapezoidal rule, like Riemann sums and Simpson's rule, is a method you can use to approximate the area under the curve. Trapezoidal rule can be more accurate than the other methods, because it uses trapezoids to get close to the curve, instead of rectangles.
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