D.E. Cauchy-Euler Method: Have I made any mistakes

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Start date Mar 18, 2013
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The discussion centers on the D.E. Cauchy-Euler Method, highlighting the importance of verifying calculations in differential equations. A key point is the absence of initial conditions, which prevents the determination of constants in the solution. Participants emphasize the necessity of checking work to avoid errors in mathematical reasoning. Additionally, a suggestion is made to resize posted images to a maximum of 900 x 600 pixels for better clarity.

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Mar 18, 2013

Jeff12341234

This problem seems suspiciously simple. Have I made any mistakes?

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Mar 18, 2013

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Presumably, you checked your work. Since there are no initial conditions, it is not possible to solve for the constants.

BTW, please shrink your posted images a little, to no more than 900 x 600 pixels.