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Homework questions are welcome, as long as they are asked honestly, explain the problem, and show sufficient effort. Please do not use this as the only tag for a question. Please do not add this tag to questions by other people unless they explicitly say that their question is part of their homework.
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Euler-method implementation
How can I implement this pseudocode in Mathematica?
Algorithm:
(* input: f, x0, xmax, y0, n *)
h = (xmax-x0)/n;
u[1] = x0;
v[1] = y0;
For i = 2,n+1:
u[i] = u[i-1] + h;
v[i] = v[i-1] + h * f( …
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Lotka-Volterra in mathematica
I have to solve the next problem:
We know that a=b=c=d=1 and x0=2,y0=3,q=0.2,On the t=[0,20] interval there is no fishing but on the t=[20,40] interval there is.Show the adequate trajectory(the first …
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