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Initial-value Problems

Mathematics · Class 12

Use the initial condition after integration to find constants without losing domain restrictions.

Initial-value problems
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Initial-value problems: Use the initial condition after integration to find constants without losing domain restrictions.
CONCEPT AND RULE: Use the initial condition after integration to find constants without losing domain restrictions.
METHOD: For initial-value problems, identify the given information and required result. Select the matching
Use the initial condition after integration to find constants without losing domain restrictions.
Worked pattern: dy/dx=3x^2, y(1)=5 gives y=x^3+4.

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