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At t=0 a body of unit mass initially at rest at the origin begins to move...

At t=0 a body of unit mass initially at rest at the origin begins to move along the x-axis under
the influence of a force ? = 1/√(1 +
?^3), Find the velocity of the body at intervals of 0.2 from t=0
to t=2. Use Simpson Rule (1/3).
Note: Newton second law, F = m . a , where F: force , m: mass and a : acceleration

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