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In determining the integration factor(3), we did not use a constant of integration in the evaluation...

In determining the integration factor(3), we did not use a constant of integration in the evaluation of ∫ P(x) dx. Explain why using ∫ P(x)dx+c1 has no effect on the solution of (2).

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