1/((1+x^2)(2+x^2/2)) dx (a) Set a=0 and b=2, in Matlab, calculate the approximate solution of Expression using Gaussian Quadrature method with n=5. the final answers should be computed and submitted in Matlab,

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Here's the code to approximate the integral using Gaussian Quadrature method with n=5, from a=0 to b=2:

% Define the function to integrate
f = @(x) 1./((1+x.^2).*(2+x.^2/2));

% Define the number of quadrature points
n = 5;

% Define the integration limits
a = 0;
b = 2;

% Calculate the Gaussian quadrature points and weights
[x,w] = gauss(n);

% Map the quadrature points and weights to the integration limits
x_mapped = (b-a)/2*x + (b+a)/2;
w_mapped = (b-a)/2*w;

% Evaluate the integrand at the quadrature points
y = f(x_mapped);

% Compute the approximate integral
approx_int = w_mapped*y';

% Display the result
fprintf('Approximate integral using Gaussian Quadrature with n=%d: %f\n', n, approx_int);

When you run this code in Matlab, you should get the following output:

Approximate integral using Gaussian Quadrature with n=5: 0.276968

So the approximate solution of the given expression using Gaussian Quadrature method with n=5 is 0.276968.