dy You are trying to solve an initial value problem of the form f(t, y), with a known initial condition y(0) dt = Yo. What order of magnitude do you expect the global error in your solution to be if you solve using the Forward Euler method with a time-step size of At = 0.18?

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You are trying to solve an initial value problem of the form
f(t, y), with a known initial condition y(0)
dt
=
Yo. What
order of magnitude do you expect the global error in your solution to be if you solve using the Forward Euler method with a
time-step size of At = 0.18?
Transcribed Image Text:dy You are trying to solve an initial value problem of the form f(t, y), with a known initial condition y(0) dt = Yo. What order of magnitude do you expect the global error in your solution to be if you solve using the Forward Euler method with a time-step size of At = 0.18?
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