Open Jlcode7 opened 1 week ago
Or how about:
dx/dy = cos(x)sin(y) + cos(y)
With initial condition x = 1
at y = 0
- as the initial value of our dependent variable must be when the independent is at 0.
b.) Plot x(y)
up to y = 100
using 1000 steps.
In fact, we also need to update the equation so x
is independent and y
is dependent, as is usually the case:
dy/dx = cos(x)sin(y) + cos(y)
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There is a t variable in the conditions section when there is no mention of t in the equation
'dx/dy = cos(x)sin(y) + cos(y)'
With initial condition 'x = 0' at 'y = 1' b.) Plot 'x(y)' up to 'y = 100' using 1000 steps.