14.7.4 Approximate Solution of Differential Equations

Condition: for the differential equation \ (y^{\ prime} = x^{2} +2 y, \ quad y (0) = 0 \) Perform 3 steps by Runge-Kutt of the second order \ ((h = 0.1) \) and find \ (y (0.3) \).

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