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Outline a computer code for obtaining numerical approximations to y on [0,1] so that
y(0)= 0 and y'(t) = ((y(t))^2) + t^2

for all numbers.This is being solved by computer code in c++ to obtain numerical approx to ODE. Using Euler's method is the simplest numerical method for approximation solving initial value ODE'S.

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