Recently, developments and extensions of quadrature inequalities in quantum calculus have been extensively studied. As a result, several quantum extensions of Simpson’s and Newton’s estimates are examined in order to… Click to show full abstract
Recently, developments and extensions of quadrature inequalities in quantum calculus have been extensively studied. As a result, several quantum extensions of Simpson’s and Newton’s estimates are examined in order to explore different directions in quantum studies. The main motivation of this article is the development of variants of Simpson–Newton-like inequalities by employing Mercer’s convexity in the context of quantum calculus. The results also give new quantum bounds for Simpson–Newton-like inequalities through Hölder’s inequality and the power mean inequality by employing the Mercer scheme. The validity of our main results is justified by providing examples with graphical representations thereof. The obtained results recapture the discoveries of numerous authors in quantum and classical calculus. Hence, the results of these inequalities lead us to the development of new perspectives and extensions of prior results.
               
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