Initial value problem, Mathematics

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An IVP or Initial Value Problem is a differential equation with an appropriate number of initial conditions.

Illustration 3: The subsequent is an IVP.

4x2 y'' + 12y' + 3y = 0;      y(4) = 1/8;       y'4(-3/64);

Illustration 4: Here's the other IVP.

2ty' + 4y = 3

y(1) = -4.

As I noticed previously the number of initial conditions needed, such will depend on the order of the differential equation.


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