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First-order differential equations need not have unique solutions satisfying a given initial condition.

a)Prove that there are infinitely many different solutions of the differential equations x- = x^1/3 satisfying x(0) = 0.

b)Discuss the corresponding situation that occurs for x- = x/t, x(0) = x_0.

c)Discuss the situation that occurs for x- = x/t^2, x(0) = 0.

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Answer:

a) No Unique solution

b) No Unique solution

c) No unique solution

Explanation:

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First-order differential equations need not have unique solutions satisfying a given-example-1
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