Given y+x=0 dx Follow the shooting approach to find the solution of the above equation from y(0) = 5 to y(10) = 8.5. Use Euler method with step size of h = 2.5. Wherever necessary, use the initial guesses of -1 and -0.5 for the missing initial condition. (30 pts)
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