1. Solve by Euler's method and by classical 4th-order RK method: dy₁ = 2y₁ - 4y2, dx dy₂ = y₁ - 3y₂ dx with the initial values y₁ (0) = 3, y₂ (0) = 0 using a step size h = 0.1 from x = 0 to 1.
1. Solve by Euler's method and by classical 4th-order RK method: dy₁ = 2y₁ - 4y2, dx dy₂ = y₁ - 3y₂ dx with the initial values y₁ (0) = 3, y₂ (0) = 0 using a step size h = 0.1 from x = 0 to 1.
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Chapter13: Conic Sections
Section13.1: Circles
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