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This Matlab code simulates a system of differential equations over 1000 time steps using a forward Euler method with a time step of 0.01. It initializes variables x, y, and t, then loops to update their values at each time step based on the differential equations. The code plots the simulation in real time, pausing 0.01 seconds between adding each new point pair to the plot.
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