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True or false: a partial differential equation of order one always has a solution containing exactly one arbitrary constant.
Answer: C
The complete integral of a first-order equation in two independent variables carries two arbitrary constants, one for each variable, and the general solution replaces them by an arbitrary function. Counting one constant per order is the ordinary-equation habit, and it does not carry across
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