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AP Calculus AB

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Friday, March 31, 2006

Scribe for last Thursday

Differebtial Equations-intro Euler's Method

Consider the differential equation dy/dx=y-x

Complete the table below, starting at the point (0,0) to generate a numeric solution to be the differential equation on interval (0,1) in 4 steps (so n=4 and △ x=0.25).