Solution of System of First Order Nonlinear Non-Homogeneous Fuzzy Ordinary Differential Equations by Embedding Method
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System, Fuzzy, Differential Equation, Embedding MethodAbstract
In this study, a system of first order nonlinear non-homogeneous fuzzy ordinary differential equations will be examine in fuzzy environment and solved using embedding method. The results of nonlinear non-homogeneous fuzzy ordinary differential equations are established which followed the form of matrices and all the components of the matrices are real functions of time denoted by . The accuracy of the results obtained is tested on some constructed example and recommended that further study should consider odd and even system of nonlinear non-homogeneous fuzzy ordinary differential equations by embedding method.
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