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y'=2t-y Given: y(0)= -1 and h=0.1 estimate y(0.4) using (AB4) adam bashforth and (AM4) adam moulton...

y'=2t-y Given: y(0)= -1 and h=0.1 estimate y(0.4) using (AB4) adam bashforth and (AM4) adam moulton using RK4 method

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