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Math 230, Spring 1999
Mathematica assignment 3
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The following problems are taken from pages 101 to 107 of the \
Differential Equations with Mathematica book.  In problems requiring the use \
of Euler's method, feel free to use my
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difference is that my method returns a function whereas the book's returns a \
table of values.  You should also compare results obtained with Euler's \
method with results obtained using the Runge-Kutta method. \
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