9. A solution to a DE with arbitrary constants is known as a general solution. 10.The equation y' (e^x)(log y) is a linear DE.

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1. A differential equation is an equation which contains one or more variables and at least one of its
derivatives.
2. The degree of the differential equation (DE) is the highest exponent that you can see in the DE.
3. The degree of the DE y" + 3y' + 5y^6 = tan(x) is 6.
4. The equation V²4 =
is known as the wave equation.
v2 at2
5. There are 2 arbitrary constants in the particular solution of a second order differential equation.
6. The main mathematical operation in solving for the solution of a differential equation is
differentiation.
7. The main mathematical operation in proving that f(x,y)=0 is a solution of the DE f(x,y.y')= 0 is
integration.
8. The DE (y + yx^2)dx + (xy^2 + 2x)dy = 0 is not variable separable.
9. A solution to a DE with arbitrary constants is known as a general solution.
10.The equation y' (e^x)(log y) is a linear DE.
Transcribed Image Text:1. A differential equation is an equation which contains one or more variables and at least one of its derivatives. 2. The degree of the differential equation (DE) is the highest exponent that you can see in the DE. 3. The degree of the DE y" + 3y' + 5y^6 = tan(x) is 6. 4. The equation V²4 = is known as the wave equation. v2 at2 5. There are 2 arbitrary constants in the particular solution of a second order differential equation. 6. The main mathematical operation in solving for the solution of a differential equation is differentiation. 7. The main mathematical operation in proving that f(x,y)=0 is a solution of the DE f(x,y.y')= 0 is integration. 8. The DE (y + yx^2)dx + (xy^2 + 2x)dy = 0 is not variable separable. 9. A solution to a DE with arbitrary constants is known as a general solution. 10.The equation y' (e^x)(log y) is a linear DE.
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