Exercise · ZW-SOLUTION-OF-A-DIFFERENTIAL-EQUATION-004 · ★☆☆ Basic
What can be said about \(y=x^2+C\) with respect to \(y'=2x\)?
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- A. It is a solution for every value of \(C\)
Exercise · ZW-SOLUTION-OF-A-DIFFERENTIAL-EQUATION-004 · ★☆☆ Basic
Choose one option.
Differentiating gives \(y'=2x\) for any constant \(C\): each value of \(C\) gives a different solution.
A solution \(\varphi\) of a differential equation \(F=0\) is a function that, substituted together with its derivatives, makes the equation a true identity on a whole interval.
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