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Find a solution (or solutions) of the differential equation not obtainable by specializing the constant in your solution of the original problem. Hint: See Example 3.Problem 11.
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Problem 11. In that problem, we were given the differential equation: dy/dx = 2x We found the general solution by integrating both sides: ∫dy = ∫2x dx y = x^2 + C where C is the constant of integration. Show more…
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