Discussion
True or false: an equation of order two always has a general solution with two arbitrary constants.
Answer: A
Each integration introduces one constant, so an order-two equation carries two, and the initial or boundary conditions fix them. This holds whether the coefficients are constant or variable. The degree affects how hard the equation is to solve, not how many constants the solution needs
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