Using Maple Software To Achieve Polynomial Of Degree Five (5) From Numerov Formula
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This work was aimed at exploring the use of Maple Software, an ideal mathematical tool, particularly, in the derivation of a Numerov Method for the solution of a Second Order Ordinary Differential Equation (ODE) of the type by a polynomial of degree five on the mesh points. The result obtained agreed with the derivation of a Continuous Numerov Formula, Yahaya (2004). It was possible to use the Maple software for the symbolic computation of the matrix AX = B from the polynomial of degree five to achieve result. It also aimed at achieving a polynomial of degree five with the same initial conditions satisfied by the polynomial of degree four at . It was encouraging to compare the volume of work achieved in less time using the software than by manual computation.(paper and pen based). The result is optimal for the derivation of approximation on the three grid points . Consequently, it is justifiable to encourage the use of Maple Software in higher institutions of learning.
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