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1313) Given the DEQ y'=5x-y^2*6/10. y(0)=8/2. Determine y(2) by Euler integration with a step size (delta_x)...

1313) Given the DEQ y'=5x-y^2*6/10.  y(0)=8/2.  Determine y(2) by 
   Euler integration with a step size (delta_x) of 0.2.  ans:1

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