Calculus AB/BC - 7.6 General Solutions Using Separation of Variables

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[@LeoChen-v6z]

This helped me understand this unit a lot better, thanks. Just one question though. In the last example the "c" coefficient in front is multiplied to the e^x^2 but I got no coefficients, I just got x^(x^2+c)-2. Was the unknown constant "c" coefficient there because we can do e^c * e^x^2 -2? then because we don't know "c" then we don't know e^c so was it just notated as "c" as the whole thing?

[@mozazoom2751]

where is lesson 7.7?

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