A calculus problem by Sriram Radhakrishnan

Calculus Level 3

How many arbitrary constants are there for a fourth order differential equation?

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1 solution

Anthony Holm
Aug 9, 2016

For each order of differentiation, an arbitrary constant emerges. This is because in order to "undo" each order of differentiation, one must "integrate" the equation, and each "integration" creates a new arbitrary constant

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