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If log subscript 10 space 100 minus 2 comma log subscript 10 space 101 minus 2.004 comma log subscript 10 space 102 equals 2.0086 comma log subscript 10 space 103 equals 2.0128, then integral subscript 100 superscript 103   log subscript 10 space x d x by trapezoidal rule is

  1. 6.0193
  2. 6.0019
  3. 6.1093
  4. 6.1199

The correct answer is: 6.0193

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