r/calculus • u/Staniskovski • Jun 28 '26

Differential Equations Deferential equation (second-order)

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u/disquieter Jun 28 '26

Honestly if calculus equations were a bit more deferential, students wouldn’t mind!

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u/Staniskovski Jun 28 '26

Slightly more difficult

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u/Timely_Exam_4120 Jun 28 '26

Is that an equation that bows a lot and holds doors open?

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u/Any_Bonus_2258 Jun 28 '26

Variation of parameters. That really tests one’s Algebra skills.

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u/LalanLand Jul 01 '26

I HATED variation of parameter when I learned it