Does a differential equation with no solution mean the function is just zero?
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Does a differential equation with no solution mean the function is just zero? I am trying to solve a non-linear ODE and the solution will then be plugged into another equation, and having the equations solution be zero would mean: $$A(t)=0$$ for the following equation: $$A''(t)left(B(t)−frac{A(t)}{C(t)}right) - A(t)D(t)=0$$ not asking for a solution, but would this be the case?
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