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What is $C$ in an integral?

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Constant of integration:
The letter “ $C$ ” in integration is called the constant of integration.
It is used in case of an indefinite integral, i.e., where there is no boundary set for integration.
It represents all the antiderivatives of a function in an indefinite integration.

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