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    The document contains 40 practice problems without any descriptions or solutions. The problems are numbered but otherwise the document only lists the problem numbers without any other text or context.

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    Test Review Nov 4

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    The document contains 40 practice problems without any descriptions or solutions. The problems are numbered but otherwise the document only lists the problem numbers without any other text or context.

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    Given that y (1) = −3 and = 2 x + y , what is the approximation for y (2) if Euler’s method is used with a
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    (B) −4.25

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