Testing Need some examples of Ordinary Differential Equations

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The discussion centers around seeking additional practice examples for Differential Equations, specifically first-order separable and linear equations, without purchasing a new textbook. Suggestions include utilizing Google Books, which may offer access to chapters from popular Differential Equations texts like Brannan & Boyce or Boyce & DiPrimma. Additionally, checking local school libraries for older editions of these books is recommended, as they often have copies available for reference or photocopying, depending on library policies.
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Hey guys. I have a dilemma of sorts: I'm working on some Differential Equations and I've already done all the examples that my calculus book has to offer. So, I'm looking for some more examples with solutions that I can use to work on, except I don't really feel like buying another textbook. If anyone has a website or some other idea where I can get a few examples, I'd appreciate it. If not, and I do have to purchase a text than what does everyone recommend?

Specifically I'm working on the introductory stuff -- first order seperable and first order linear.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Google books prob has the first few chapters of the common DE books (i.e. Brannan & Boyce, Boyce & DiPrimma, Polking & Boggess). Check your school's library. Usually they have most of the old editions of these books. You can go write them down or photocopy, though the latter depends on your school's policy.

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