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I get a different answer from my classmates. Where did I go wrong?
A D.E. boundary value problem involves finding a solution to a differential equation that satisfies certain conditions (known as boundary conditions) at the boundaries of the problem domain.
You can determine if you have finished solving a D.E. boundary value problem by checking if your solution satisfies all of the boundary conditions and if it is a valid solution to the given differential equation.
If you have completed solving a D.E. boundary value problem but are unsure if your solution is correct, you should double check your work and make sure you have correctly applied all of the necessary equations and techniques. If you are still unsure, it may be helpful to seek assistance from a fellow scientist or professor.
Yes, some common mistakes when solving a D.E. boundary value problem include algebraic errors, incorrect application of boundary conditions, and using the wrong method or approach for the given problem. It is important to carefully check your work and be aware of these potential pitfalls.
Yes, a D.E. boundary value problem can have multiple solutions. In some cases, the boundary conditions may allow for more than one valid solution to the given differential equation. It is important to carefully consider the problem and the given conditions to determine if there are multiple solutions.