 Solution

Use the nonpolynomial function $f(x)=1+\sin x$ on $[-1,1]$. Its exact integral isbecause the sine is an odd function.

For every uniform partition of an interval with $N\ge 1$ panels, the quadrature nodes satisfy $x_{N-j}=-x_j$. Their composite trapezoidal rule quadrature weights agree, so the two sampled sine values cancel. If there is a node at zero its sine value is already zero. The constant term is integrated exactly, givingThis is symmetric trapezoidal exactness for odd functions, applied after adding a constant function so that the resulting definite integral is nonzero. It is exactness for this particular integrand, rather than a claim that every nonpolynomial function is integrated exactly.