Question: Consider the differential equation y'(x)=-3xy2, y(0) = 2, which has the analytical solution 2 y = 2x3+1 Apply the modified Euler method to solve

Consider the differential equation y'(x)=-3xy2, y(0) = 2, which has the analytical

 

Consider the differential equation y'(x)=-3xy2, y(0) = 2, which has the analytical solution 2 y = 2x3+1 Apply the modified Euler method to solve the equation up to x = 1 first with steplength h = 0.2 and then with h = 0.1. At each step make 2 corrections. Also calculate the error at each step. In your solution include: (i) description of the algorithms used (ii) program listing (printout) (iii) computer results (printout) (iv) discussion of the results

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