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Abstract
In the present paper, we solve numerically Volterra integral equations of second kind with regular and singular kernels by given a numerical algorithm to solve the equation. Numerical example are considered to verify the effectiveness of the proposed derivations and numerical solution is compared with the existing method available in the literature.
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