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Given (1 + 3x sin y) dx - x² cos y dy=0 with y(1) = 0. Using Euler method with h=0.1, compute y'(1.2). (a) 1.24407 (c) 3.22519 (b) 2.13421 (d) 1.54116

Given (1 + 3x sin y) dx - x² cos y dy=0 with y(1) = 0. Using Euler method with h=0.1, compute y'(1.2). (a) 1.24407 (c) 3.22519 (b) 2.13421 (d) 1.54116

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Given (1 + 3x sin y) dx - x² cos y dy=0 with y(1) = 0. Using Euler method with h=0.1, compute y' (1.2). (a) 1.24407 (c) 3.22519 (b) 2.13421 (d) 1.54116
Transcribed Image Text:Given (1 + 3x sin y) dx - x² cos y dy=0 with y(1) = 0. Using Euler method with h=0.1, compute y' (1.2). (a) 1.24407 (c) 3.22519 (b) 2.13421 (d) 1.54116
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