So if I wanted a particular solution, how can I solve for two variables if I'm only given one initial condition?

least one solution.

This was to dissolve out the salts.

Now solve this second equation for b.

And then you could solve for c.

I think you're ready now to try some practice problems.

BL All right. One, two, three.

For a particular t, this is one of the particular members of L0.

We only have one solution.

Only one solution there.

So if the discriminant is equal to 0, you only have one solution.

So it's only going to have one solution.

There's only one particular solution right there.

On one of them, carve Problems are soluble.

There is no one single solution to the problem.

You're only going to have one solution.

And then you are only left with one solution.

So you're only going to have one real solution.

Now, we only got one solution here.

There is only one solution. It's not that hard.

So we get one over the square root of 3

Solve for x, and we have the absolute value of 2x minus 5 is equal to 11.

Or you could say one real solution or one real root.

The Puzzle you entered has only one solution.

You'd have no one solution to this equation.

There's only one solution and it has no alternative.

They also made a music video in Japan for the single Juwita Hati .

For every value of x, we only have one definition for y.

Well, this one over here, you have minus cosine of t.

Let's see if we can do another one.

The other side of WHAT?' thought Alice to herself.

If x is one, I have a minus one plus four equals three,

Son, with one signature on one check she can solve all the problems we got.

And then if we have some initial conditions, we could solve for c.

Anyway, in the next video, I'll do another one of these problems and we'll actually have initial conditions, so we can solve for c1 and c2.

There is no single solution that can fit all situations.

Or another way to think about it is you only have one solution.

We can only have one solution here, right?

It'll only have one solution to this quadratic in terms of x. But let's simplify it first before we worry about that.

And there's one solution that's probably only a few years off.

You could get one solution is negative 5 2.

You have worked things in such a fashion that we have only one resource left.

One day he'll make a mistake. There's only one answer.

So for the .123 part, we could say it is 123 thousandths.

The only real solution was a negotiated and just political solution not a military solution, or an unfair solution imposed unilaterally.