Consider the following initial value problem:
Euler's Method is a method to approximate the solution to a differential equation by using using an equation of a line
Approximate using the slope and value when .
Approximate using the previous approximation.
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Find an approximate value for y(2) using Euler's Method with a step size of Δt=0.2:
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