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(Section 4.6) Use Euler's method to solve dB dt = 0.06B with initial value B = 1300 when t = 0. A. Δt = 1 and 1 step: B(1) ≈ B. Δt = 0.5 and 2 steps: B(1) ≈ C. Δt = 0.25 and 4 steps: B(1) ≈

(Section 4.6) Use Euler's method to solve dB dt = 0.06B with initial value B = 1300 when t = 0. A. Δt = 1 and 1 step: B(1) ≈ B. Δt = 0.5 and 2 steps: B(1) ≈ C. Δt = 0.25 and 4 steps: B(1) ≈

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(Section 4.6) Use Euler's method to solve
d B d t = 0.06 B
with initial value B = 1300 when t = 0 . A. Δ t = 1 and 1 step: B ( 1 ) ≈ ◻ B. Δ t = 0.5 and 2 steps: B ( 1 ) ≈ ◻ C. Δ t = 0.25 and 4 steps: B ( 1 ) ≈ ◻

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