Example 9. Solve
the I.V.P.
.
Solution 9.
Compute the Milne-Simpson solution based on 50 subintervals and plot the results.
![[Graphics:../Images/MilneSimpsonMod_gr_128.gif]](../Images/MilneSimpsonMod_gr_128.gif)
Compute the Milne-Simpson solution based on 100 subintervals and
plot the results.
Observe that one fewer subinterval is computed for this case.
![[Graphics:../Images/MilneSimpsonMod_gr_135.gif]](../Images/MilneSimpsonMod_gr_135.gif)
Compute the Milne-Simpson solution based on 200 subintervals and
plot the results.
Observe that four fewer subintervals are computed for this case.
![[Graphics:../Images/MilneSimpsonMod_gr_142.gif]](../Images/MilneSimpsonMod_gr_142.gif)
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