Solve the following 2nd order ordinary differential equation using FDM method dy dx y(0) = = 1.0 and y(2) = 8 d²y dx² +x - xy = 2x, use Ax = 0.5
Solve the following 2nd order ordinary differential equation using FDM method dy dx y(0) = = 1.0 and y(2) = 8 d²y dx² +x - xy = 2x, use Ax = 0.5
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