time and that this population satisfies the differential equation Y (0.3+ sin t) dy dt NOTE: Round your answers to two decimal places. = 3 a) If y(0) = 1, find (or estimate) the time – at which the population has doubled. Choose other initial conditions and determine whether the doubling time 7 depends on the initial population. The doubling time is 7 = The doubling time Choose one ▼ depend on the initial population. b) Suppose that the growth rate is replaced by its average value 10 Determine the doubling time in this case. In this case, t =
time and that this population satisfies the differential equation Y (0.3+ sin t) dy dt NOTE: Round your answers to two decimal places. = 3 a) If y(0) = 1, find (or estimate) the time – at which the population has doubled. Choose other initial conditions and determine whether the doubling time 7 depends on the initial population. The doubling time is 7 = The doubling time Choose one ▼ depend on the initial population. b) Suppose that the growth rate is replaced by its average value 10 Determine the doubling time in this case. In this case, t =
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Section11.3: Euler's Method
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