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oh, because 1/C is just another C?Math_QED said:
EastWindBreaks said:
thank you!Math_QED said:
The constant C in equations represents the y-intercept or the initial value of a function. It is usually used to adjust the position of a graph on the y-axis.
The placement of constant C is important because it affects the overall shape and position of the graph. Placing it on the correct side of the equation ensures that the graph accurately represents the data.
No, the placement of constant C does not change the solution of the equation. It only affects the position of the graph, not the actual values of the solution.
No, there is no specific side where constant C should always be placed. It depends on the type of equation and what is being solved for. In some cases, it may be more convenient to place it on one side over the other for easier calculations.
The placement of constant C depends on the context of the problem and what is being solved for. It is important to understand the properties of the equation and how it will affect the graph. In general, it is best to follow the conventions and practices of the specific field of study or the guidance of your instructor.
