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Use Euler method (as explained on the white board) to solve numerically the following ODE: dy/dt=y+t....

Use Euler method (as explained on the white board) to solve numerically the following ODE:

dy/dt=y+t. y(0)=1

You can select the step size. Choose n=3. solve this by hand on a paper and with the aid of Matlab.

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