Numerical Integration with Excel, trapezoid rule

PH 2850 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
Numerical integration with Excel using a trapezoid rule.
Here I describe how to compute the area under a force-distance curve to obtain the work done using the trapezoid rule with data in Excel.

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how did you get the force?

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[@maksim0933]

is this rule applicable for distinguishing area between 2 curves (both lines with different shapes)?

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calculate each of them the way is shown here and then run the difference between them

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Thanks! Where did you get that "draw" thing on Excel?

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I have a touchscreen computer and I'm using a pen to draw on the screen.

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