3 Replies to “Euler’s Method Homework Assignment”

  1. Hello Sir,

    With question 3 part a; I’m not sure how to progress with finding the solution to the differential equation because it doesnt seem to work out in terms of anti-derivatives.

    I have tried different methods with factoring out V, subtracting by a fraction of the denominator of itself (1+sqrt(v)/1+sqrt(v)) but nothing seems to be coming of this. I have tried the same but without factoring out V yet I reach the same result having a fraction involving 1 + sqrt(v) that I am not sure how to deal with!

    1. Never mind!

      I now just have the problem of somehow expressing the original function as a function of x and am stuck with it in its implicit form but I have been working for too long on it.

      I am left with natural logarithms and a fraction with a root sign. any suggestions?

      1. Good news—you don’t have to express \(y\) as an explicit function of \(x\) (double-check the wording of the question).

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