Question

what is meant by initial conditions, and zero initial conditions..how do they differ?

Answer 1

can any one reply??????????????????

Answer 2

I'm not really sure what your asking but I'll try. Initial conditions are the conditions at the initial time...t=0. By zero initial initial conditions I assume you mean the initial conditions are zero at time t=0. For instance the distance traveled by a runner at time t=0 is zero distance, x=0

Answer 3

initial is what it has at starting i.e charge on a capacitor,battery e.t.c but 0 condition is at current zero instant charge of capacitor

Answer 4

initial means that which has defined as the starting of it and zero initial means it has to start from zero olny

Answer 5

i think zero initial condition means that the initial value is zero whereas for initial condition it may be somevalue other than zero.......................

Answer 6

lets understand in a context of an experiment ;

initial means the point when you start your observation.... so it could be any time.
Zero initial condition essentially set the first value of you observation to zero.