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AP Calculus BC/Unit 7: Differential Equations
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Constant of Integration in Differential Equations

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In the process of solving a differential equation, what does the addition of the constant ‘C’ represent?

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It represents the constant of integration that accounts for the family of antiderivatives.

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It denotes the final step of plotting the solution curve on the given slope field.

C

It indicates the separation of variables into different sides of the equation.

D

It signifies that the initial condition has already been applied to yield the particular solution.

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