When solving for differential eqautions, to find the value of the constnt, a data like y( pi/2)=0 is given. What does that mean??

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It means at x =pi/2, y = 0

The value in the paranthesis represents the x value.

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When solving for differential eqautions, to find the value of the constnt, a data like y( pi/2)=0 is given. What does that mean??

It means at x =pi/2, y = 0 The value in the paranthesis represents the x value.

It means at x =pi/2, y = 0

The value in the paranthesis represents the x value.