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kris
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I wondered if someone could do this for me so that i can use it as an example to learn from, it is from a past paper for an exam i will be sitting soon.
Suppose that a sky diver steps out of an aeroplane at an altitude of 10,000ft and that his downward acceleration is given by:
dv/dt = 32 - 0.005v^2
Use the modified Euler Method's with step size (h) of 0.5s to approximate the speed after 2s.
I vaguely understand it but exactly how to do it evades me.
Any help would be appreciated!
Suppose that a sky diver steps out of an aeroplane at an altitude of 10,000ft and that his downward acceleration is given by:
dv/dt = 32 - 0.005v^2
Use the modified Euler Method's with step size (h) of 0.5s to approximate the speed after 2s.
I vaguely understand it but exactly how to do it evades me.
Any help would be appreciated!
