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In Exercises 3—6, a system, an initial condition, a step size, and an integer n are given. The direction field for the system is also provided.
(a) Use EulersMethodForSystems to calculate the approximate solution given by Euler’s method for the given system with the given initial condition and step size for n steps.
(b) Plot your approximate solution on the direction field. Make sure that your approximate solution is consistent with the direction field.
(c) Using HPGSystemSolver, obtain a more detailed sketch of the phase portrait for the system.
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Differential Equations
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