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This study guide covers finding particular solutions to differential equations using initial conditions and separation of variables. It differentiates between general solutions and particular solutions, providing a general form for particular solution functions. The guide outlines steps for solving separation of variable problems with initial conditions, including separating variables, integrating, solving for 'y', plugging in initial conditions, and solving for 'C'. Domain restrictions like singularities, physical constraints, and mathematical constraints are also discussed. Finally, an AP free-response practice problem and scoring guidelines tips are provided.
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🎉 If a differential equation has a general solution , which of the following represents a particular solution?
A family of parabolas
A single parabola, like
A slope field
Any line with slope 2