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I'm still having trouble with figuring out slope fields.
If I have a function dy/dt= f(t,y), how would I go about graphing the slope field for my solutions without the use of a calculator.
An example would be how would I graph the slope field of dy/dt = t^2-t and dy/dt = y^2? Thanks.
If I have a function dy/dt= f(t,y), how would I go about graphing the slope field for my solutions without the use of a calculator.
An example would be how would I graph the slope field of dy/dt = t^2-t and dy/dt = y^2? Thanks.