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Today we are going to learn about solving differential equations in MATLAB.
Not every differential equation has analytical solutions but simple ODEs do. So before going for numerical methods to solve differential equations, you may want to try this command: dsolve.

The general form of this function is quite simple:
dsolve(eq1, eq2, eq3, ...)
You can also add initial and boundary conditions.



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0:00 - Introducing dsolve command
2:08 - Solving a system of differential equations in MATLAB
2:43 - Solving Initial value problem in MATLAB
3:29 - Solving a second order Boundary Value problem in MATLAB






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