Chapter 08.03: Lesson: Midpoint method: Runge Kutta Second Order Method: Example

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9:53 What was the main function you used for calculating the Exact value?

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+numericalmethodsguy how do you find the midpoint method form from a formula.
In a problem, I'm given
3x2- ex = 0.
how do translate that into midpoint method form?

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TargetToad 64 I believe that the ordinary differential equation is not entered properly in your comment.

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The orginal equation was
3x(squared)-e(to the 'x' power)=0

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