Determine the Legendre polynomial P1(x) on an arbitrary interval [a, b]. Prove that one point Gaussian...

Determine the Legendre polynomial P1(x) on an arbitrary interval [a, b]. Prove that one point Gaussian quadrature is identical to the midpoint rule.

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1. Find the Legendre polynomial PL(x) for L = 3,4,5,6 where the polynomian is the series...

1. Find the Legendre polynomial PL(x) for L = 3,4,5,6 where the polynomian is the series solution for Legendre equation 2. Find the other solution QL(x) for the Legendre equation for L = 0,1,2 Please explain in full.

1. Find the Legendre polynomial PL(x) for L = 3,4,5,6 where the polynomian is the series...

1. Find the Legendre polynomial PL(x) for L = 3,4,5,6 where the polynomian is the series solution for Legendre equation 2. Find the other solution QL(x) for the Legendre equation for L = 0,1,2 Please explain in full.

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Determine the Legendre polynomial P1(x) on an arbitrary interval [a, b]. Prove that one point Gaussian...

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