We have the differencial equation: = sin(t + x), x(0) = 1/2.r"(t)|by taking the derivative on both sides and then findFinda" (0)Use this to find a solution approximation att = 0.1by using thequadratic taylor polynomial.Also find a h that guarantees an error less than 0.0001 when usingEulers method.

We have the differencial equation: a' = sin(t + x), x(0) = 1/2. a" (t) Find by taking the derivative on both sides and then find a" (0) t = 0.1 Use this to find a solution approximation at by using the quadratic taylor polynomial. Also find a h that guarantees an error less than 0.0001 when using Eulers method.

We have the differencial equation: a' = sin(t + x), x(0) = 1/2. a" (t) Find by taking the derivative on both sides and then find a" (0) t = 0.1 Use this to find a solution approximation at by using the quadratic taylor polynomial. Also find a h that guarantees an error less than 0.0001 when using Eulers method.

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Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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