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'+C' The Constant of Integration... WHY? #integration
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The constant of integration, conventionally called '+C' is added to maintain numerous solutions to a differential equation. While evaluating an indefinite integral, there is a family of solutions(anti-derivatives) and +C accounts as a general solution to all anti-derivatives.
0:00 Intro
0:20 Example explaining need for +C
3:30 Explanation through Graphs
4:25 No need for +C in a Definite Integral
6:22 BYE BYE!
tags, constant of integration, integration constant, +c, indefinite integration, indefinite integrals, +c constant, calculus, integration by substitution, U-sub, solve integrals with me, math.
0:00 Intro
0:20 Example explaining need for +C
3:30 Explanation through Graphs
4:25 No need for +C in a Definite Integral
6:22 BYE BYE!
tags, constant of integration, integration constant, +c, indefinite integration, indefinite integrals, +c constant, calculus, integration by substitution, U-sub, solve integrals with me, math.
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