Question 2 Consider the initial value problem: y' = 6x + 4y, y(3) = 4. Use Euler's method to obtain an approximation of y(3.4) using h = 0.2.

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Question 2 Consider the initial value problem:
y' = 6x + 4y, y(3) = 4.
Use Euler's method to obtain an approximation of y(3.4) using h = 0.2.
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