
Concept explainers
a.
To sketch : the graph of the solution with initial condition is
a.

Explanation of Solution
Given information : The question is
A direction field for the differential equation
Graph : The solution curve for the initial condition of
Interpretation :
To draw the solution of the curve. By plotting the initial condition the direction field plot
Starting from this point, the make a curve along the direction field arrows
To find the approximate value of
The y-coordinate of point where the horizontal meets the curve is the value of
b.
To compare the estimate from part (a)
b.

Answer to Problem 3RE
The estimation is
Explanation of Solution
Given information : The question is
Use Euler’s method with step size
Calculation :
According to Euler’s method
c.
at what lines are the center of the horizontal line segment in part (a) located
c.

Explanation of Solution
Given information : The question is
The solution curve crosses these lines
Graph :
The centers of horizontal
Interpretation :
The solution curve of vector field has the vector of the vector field and its tangent vector
So, if the tangent vector is horizontal that means the curve has zero slope at that point
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