I have a audiovisual digital lecture on YouTube that shows the use of Euler’s method to solve a first order ordinary differential equation (ODE). To show the accuracy of Euler’s method, I compare the approximate answer to the exact answer. A YouTube viewer asked me: How did I get the exact answer?
In this blog, I use the integrating factor method to find the exact answer, because that is the method the viewer was using to solve the ODE exactly. So here it is and in two future blogs, I will show the same example being solved by 1) Laplace transforms and 2) the classical (complementary + particular) solution techniques.
The pdf file of the solution is also available.
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hi my name is Abdurrehman and in this course each topic must contain 4 to 5 example with solve one or two is not the soltion.So that people may understand each techniques
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Awesome post . Thank you for, posting on this blog mate! I shall message you soon! I did not realise that.
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I like your tutorials. Please help me get a textbook of ordinary/ differential equation
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which is the best book concerning this problems
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Any introductory ode book would do.
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I want to solve any mathematics calculation using c3 mobile phone
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give us more complicated example because that one was very easy.
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give us more compilcated example it was so easy
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