Euler's Method Example 3

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[mxs439]

Not sure if you'll answer this, but I am wondering why some problems have three columns labeled t, y, y'. I see now where the t and y values come from thanks to you but I don't see where the y' values come from. Any ideas?

[TheIntegralCALC]

@mxs439 I'm not sure why you would need to find y' for a Euler's Method problem, but if you do, you'd just take the derivative of the original function, y(x), and that would give you y'(x). Hope that helps! :)

[saruchinko]

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[TheIntegralCALC]

@saruchinko hahaha!! Awesome! Glad you liked the video :) And yes, lets make sure you don't fail anymore calc tests :)

[NBiackker]

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[TheIntegralCALC]

@NBiackker Awww! Thank you so much!! :D I'm glad everything was clear and helpful. Thanks for watching and for letting me know that the videos are working!! :)

[mxs439]

Thanks for responding! It turns out to find y' I just need to plug in the y and t values for that column into the equation.

[ShrodingersPerson]

so what does this tell you about the original diff. eq. ?

[EsbenLykkeskov]

Nice video :)