Constant C

Definition

In calculus, a constant C refers to a fixed value that does not change throughout the problem or equation. It is often used as an arbitrary constant in indefinite integrals.

Related terms

Coefficient:

A coefficient is a number multiplied by a variable in an algebraic expression or equation.

Parameter: A parameter is a variable that represents different values within a given family of functions or equations.

Initial Condition:

An initial condition refers to specific values assigned to variables at the starting point of a differential equation, which helps determine its solution.