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Numerical Methods for Differential Equations

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Original post by ChrisHueyHugh
Prone to making slips when it's things like this.


Did it on a spreadsheet - looks to be the same:

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Original post by ChrisHueyHugh

I would appreciate some help though, as I am quite stuck. No idea where that theta even comes from...


'Fraid I'm not going to be any help on that. Decades since I looked at that sort of thing, and never had cause to use it since.
Original post by ChrisHueyHugh
I will keep at it, but I know I won't be confident with any result I get.

Is there someone on here that you think would know about this topic that you could perhaps quote?


No one specific leaps to mind for numerical analysis.

That said, I certain there are several people on here that could handle it.

Give it a little while.
Original post by ChrisHueyHugh
Is it possible to check the numbers like last time?

There should be dots above as it is Taylor series (but I suspect that won't be a problem), but I didn't know how to do it on Word, and didn't want to post handwriting as mine is poor and I suspect wouldn't be appreciated.


I get slightly different results in the table. I've highlighted the first discrepancy in red:
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Original post by ChrisHueyHugh
Can you help me with this? Unlike a) and b), I have no clue really.


Sorry, can't help with that.

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