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Ayoub Tamin
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- i tried the Dsolve and i got no output
I'm actually so beginner in Mathematica, just want to know how to put the code in , idk what i did or what went wrong but i want to know the right way to it ù-ùDale said:When asking for help troubleshooting code it is customary (and necessary) to post the code
Dale said:Try putting a space between g and f
Thank you sirDale said:Excellent! I guess that space was the only mistake then.
The syntax for using Dsolve in Mathematica is Dsolve[{equation}, {y}, {x}], where "equation" is the differential equation to be solved, "y" is the dependent variable, and "x" is the independent variable.
Yes, Dsolve can handle differential equations with multiple variables. However, the dependent and independent variables must be specified in the syntax as Dsolve[{equation}, {y}, {x}].
Dsolve uses the syntax Dsolve[{equation, boundary conditions}, {y}, {x}] to handle boundary conditions. The boundary conditions must be specified in terms of the dependent and independent variables.
Yes, Dsolve can handle non-analytic functions in the differential equation. However, the function must be defined using the "Piecewise" function in Mathematica.
Yes, Dsolve can handle differential equations with initial conditions. The initial conditions must be specified using the syntax Dsolve[{equation, initial conditions}, {y}, {x}].