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The mathematical symbol commonly used to denote an initial condition is ( y(0) ) or ( y_0 ), depending on the context. In differential equations, it often specifies the value of a function at a particular point, typically at the start of the interval being considered. For example, if ( y(t) ) represents a function, ( y(0) = y_0 ) signifies the initial condition at ( t = 0 ).
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z
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z
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