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Class 12 Maths · Differential Equations · Conceptual Answer #27

How many arbitrary constants remain in the particular solution of y′ = −4xy², y(0) = 1?

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  1. Integration gives 1/y = 2x² + C. The condition fixes C = 1, so no arbitrary constant remains.
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  • [0.5 marks] Integration gives 1/y = 2x² + C. The condition fixes C = 1, so no arbitrary constant remains.
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