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Re: numerical solution of differential equations
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Originally Posted by Hitchhiker 42 View Post
I took the derivative of the actual velocity function. Is this not correct?
No, as I read it you're setting x''=3x/2. This would be solved by a function of the form x=Ae3x/2
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