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Define general solution and particular solution of a differential equation.

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Answered by Anonymous
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The general solution describes all solutions to the differential equation without any boundary conditions.

A particular solution is the one solution that also satisfies the boundary conditions.

e.g.

Equation:  dy/dx = 2x

There are infinitely many solutions.  They are all described by:

y = x² + c,  where c is a constant.

This is the general solution for this equation.

Boundary condition:  When x = 1, y = 5.

The only solution that satisfies the equation AND this boundary condition is:

y = x² + 4

This is the particular solution for this equation with this boundary condition.

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