What are the initial conditions in a differential equation?

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What are the initial conditions in a differential equation?

Ravindra Pindel 15th Jul, 2020

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Ravindra Pindel 15th Jul, 2020

Initial conditions are given values of the function and its derivatives at a specific point, used to find the particular solution.

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