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2nd order differential eqation.
Dear sir/madami am trying to learn the 2nd ODE, i am not able to understand the derivation of value of dx(1)=x(2); in first 4 line of function,even i have see this x(2) component in many other available example for different, case but this part is same in all equation, so i request your to explain me the role of dx(1);
03-04M 40-50S rathodprashnt
Answer last updated on: Feb. 1, 2016, 8:43 p.m.
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