Consider the Adams-Bashforth method wo = a; wi = a1; Wi+1 = Wi +5 (3f (ti, wi) – f(ii-1, wi–1)] to solve the equation y' = f(t, y), a

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Consider the Adams-Bashforth method<br>wo = a; wi = a1;<br>Wi+1 = Wi +5 (3f (ti, wi) – f(ii-1, wi–1)]<br>to solve the equation y' = f(t, y), a<t< b,<br>y(a) = a.<br>Give the local truncation error at the (i + 1)st step. Eliminate any reference to f in your answer.<br>The local truncation error in part (a) is of order O(hP) for a certain p. By expanding the terms in<br>the numerator in suitable Taylor polynomials (or some other way) simplify the local truntion error<br>and determine p.<br>

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Consider the Adams-Bashforth method wo = a; wi = a1; Wi+1 = Wi +5 (3f (ti, wi) – f(ii-1, wi–1)] to solve the equation y' = f(t, y), a

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