Application of the MAPLE program for solving problems in physics using differential equations

2022

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DOI 10.32523/2616-6895-2022-140-3-174-180
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Abstract

The article discusses the use of computer modeling in solving physical problems in higher education. The article presents a brief description of differential equations and the application of problem algorithms in the MAPLE program.The article is mainly of a general, introductory nature. The use of the MAPLE program makes it easier to solve complex physical problems.