Homogeneous Equations and Those Reducible to Them
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Prove that the integral curves of the equation
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Prove the theorem: if is a homogeneous equation, and the expression is a total differential, then the general integral of the given equation has the form , provided the degrees of and are different from .
Find the curves for which the triangle between , the tangent, and the radius vector from the origin to the point of tangency is isosceles (three variants).
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