Abstract
1. In Newton's method for approximate evaluation of definite integrals the interval of integration, say (0, 1), is divided into a certain number n of equal parts and the integral of a given function f(x) is assumed to be approximately equal to the integral of the interpolation polynomial of degree n which at the points of subdivision has the same values as f(x). The resulting approximate formula
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