Lecture

First-Order Linear Equations: Existence Theorems and Solutions

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This lecture covers first-order linear equations, existence theorems, and general integral solutions. It explains the rules of existence and lawfulness, scalar equations, and homogeneous and linear properties. The instructor demonstrates how to find solutions and integral roles, emphasizing the importance of understanding the general integral and solving Cauchy's problems.

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