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1. Use Euler's method Find Y1,Y2, Y3 y'=Y-2X y(1)=0 h=.5 2. Solve dy/dx= (xsinx)/y y(0)=-1

1. Use Euler's method

Find Y1,Y2, Y3

y'=Y-2X y(1)=0 h=.5

2. Solve

dy/dx= (xsinx)/y y(0)=-1

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