\( \% \) 2026 sping Charter - Your notes - The course textbook Home Announcements Discussions Gradescope People Zoom Grades 1 SETS - Camvas resources - A scientific calculator - Pen/pencil and paper - Your classmates - help each other learn and succeed. 2 pts Question 1 If \( y \) is the solution of the initial value problem \[ y^{\prime}=-t y+2 t, \quad y(0)=3 \] then \( y(1) \approx \ldots \) ? ... \( \approx 2.6065 \) ? . . . \( \approx 5.0238 \) ? ... \( \approx 1.1293 \) ? ... \( \approx 4.6487 \) 2 pts
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