Let X ∼ U[−1, 1] be a uniform random variable.
(i) Find a quadrature rule for M = 1 of order p = 2.
(ii) Classify all quadrature rules for M = 2 that have order p = 3.
(iii) Do you see which of the quadrature rules from (ii) has order p = 4?
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