Determine whether it is possible to find values y 0 and y 1 (Problem 31) and values
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Determine whether it is possible to find values y0 and y1 (Problem 31) and values of L > 0 (Problem 32) so that the given boundary-value problem has
(a) Precisely one nontrivial solution,
(b) More than one solution,
(c) No solution,
(d) The trivial solution.
y'' + 16y = 0, y(0) = y0, y(π/2) = y1
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