what is the exact values of y(2) if given dy/dx sin(xy)
that is dy/dx=sin(xy) ?
yes
integrate both sides with respect to x
wait don't listen to me let me thing about this
i think u are right but im have trouble integrating it
i was gonna say treat y like a constant
i did but i didnt get the right answer
the final answer is y(2) 1.632.
here is what i was going to do so we intergate dy/dx with respect to x and get y we integrate the other side with respect to x and get 1/y*(-cos(xy))
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how did you get 1/y
find \[\int\limits_{}^{}\sin(3x)dx\]
it would be -1/3cos3x
right so if we are treating y like a constant then what is \[\int\limits_{}^{}\sin(xy)dx\]
ok so what do i plug in y if given x=2
but see i don't think this right i think we need to separtation of varaibles? but i don't know how to expand sin(xy) i'm thinking on this part
this is about using eulers method
by the way
ok eulers method let me look into it chag do you have any thoughts?
so we don't know what y(2) is right?
right we want to find the actual value
i'm learning right now about eulers method
oh ok
i know i have to find the integral bu i do not know what to plug in for y
they gave me initial value but i do not think that would elp
*help
nath this is harder than what i would thought it would be
http://www.math.tamu.edu/REU/comp/matode.pdf scroll to page 16 this might help
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