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Are both of the following IVPs guaranteed a unique solution? Explain. (a) dy/dt =y^ 1/3sin(t), y(π/2)=0....

  1. Are both of the following IVPs guaranteed a unique solution? Explain. (a) dy/dt =y^ 1/3sin(t), y(π/2)=0. (b) dy/dt =y^1/3 sin(t), y(π/2)=4.

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