For the initial value problem  y'=x+1 y(-1) = 1 use the Cauchy-Euler Method to approximate y(1) with h=0.25

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For the initial value problem 

y'=x+1

y(-1) = 1

use the Cauchy-Euler Method to approximate y(1) with h=0.25

3) For the Initial Value Problem
y'= y+1
ylo) = -1
use the Cauchy - Euler Method ta approximate yl1)
with h= 0.25 .
Transcribed Image Text:3) For the Initial Value Problem y'= y+1 ylo) = -1 use the Cauchy - Euler Method ta approximate yl1) with h= 0.25 .
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