= - 6.24. Take an equation y' = (y − 2x)g(x, y) + 2 for some function g(x, y) such that g and 29 exists near (0, 0). What does the Picard's theorem says about a solution with initial condition y(0) = 0? Can you find such solution? Can you solve this extremely-difficult-looking problem? y' = (y- 3x)exy+2 sin(y + 2) cos(x² + y) + 3, y(0) = = 0
= - 6.24. Take an equation y' = (y − 2x)g(x, y) + 2 for some function g(x, y) such that g and 29 exists near (0, 0). What does the Picard's theorem says about a solution with initial condition y(0) = 0? Can you find such solution? Can you solve this extremely-difficult-looking problem? y' = (y- 3x)exy+2 sin(y + 2) cos(x² + y) + 3, y(0) = = 0
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Chapter11: Differential Equations
Section11.CR: Chapter 11 Review
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6.24. Take an equation y' = (y − 2x)g(x, y) + 2 for some function g(x, y) such that g and 29 exists near
(0, 0). What does the Picard's theorem says about a solution with initial condition y(0) = 0? Can you find
such solution?
Can you solve this extremely-difficult-looking problem?
y' =
(y- 3x)exy+2 sin(y + 2)
cos(x² + y)
+ 3,
y(0) =
= 0
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