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Define a Partial Differential Equation.
Think about what 'partial' refers to.
What are arbitrary constants?
Consider how constants differ from variables.
What does a Partial Differential Equation include?
Think about the definition of 'partial'.
Is an equation formed by eliminating constants considered a PDE?
Recall the steps we discussed on forming PDEs.
Given z = xyz + e^x, eliminate arbitrary constants to form the corresponding PDE.
Consider previous examples as guidance.
Given z = g(x² + y²) + h(x - y), derive the PDE and eliminate the functions g and h.
Use relationships efficiently to manage the differentials.
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