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Science:Math Exam Resources/Courses/MATH100 B/December 2024/Question 11 (c)/Solution 1

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Let us denote f(y)=(y1)(3y). At t=0, we have y0=y(0)=2 and f(y0)=f(2)=(21)(32)=1. Hence, at our next time step, we have y1=1+(1/2)=5/2 and f(y1)=f(5/2)=(3/2)(1/2)=3/4. At our final time step, we have y2=5/2+(1/2)(3/4)=23/8, which is our approximation.