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Evaluate the following integral using the Midpoint Rule​ M(n), the Trapezoidal Rule​ T(n), and​ Simpson's Rule​...

Evaluate the following integral using the Midpoint Rule​ M(n), the Trapezoidal Rule​ T(n), and​ Simpson's Rule​ S(n) using nequals4. Integral from 2 to 6 StartFraction dx Over x cubed plus x plus 1 EndFraction Using the Midpoint​ Rule, ​M(4)equals

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