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Three of these four hold for a linear equation with constant coefficients. The exception is
Answer: B
The number of arbitrary constants matches the *order*, not the degree: a second-order equation carries two whatever powers appear. The other three are the standard structure of the solution, which is why the homogeneous and forced parts can be found independently and then added
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