How to solve differential equtations in Mathcad

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Hi I would just like to know how you do that. Solve differential equtations in Mathcad.
 
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Has anyone not got a clue?
 
I really need some help please.
 
Check out google, it's pretty sweet. Has like crazy cool answers to questions.http://web.ew.usna.edu/~ratcliff/EM375/Mathcad/DE.PDF#search=%22mathcad%20differential%20equations%22"

http://www.mathcad.com/resources/search/search_results.asp?t=differential+equations&tp=000000"

http://www.adeptscience.co.uk/download/dlddsp/4186/0/All/Mathcad+11+Tech+Tips+-+Solving+Ordinary+Differential+Equations.html"

http://mathstore.ac.uk/workshops/maths-support/mathcad.pdf#search="mathcad differential equations""

P.S. Your question was not specific.
What kind of differential equations?
What kind of solution?
 
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