Problem 3 (not yet completed)Consider the initial value problem (x + 4y)y' = 9y with y(6) = b. For which choices of b does the existence and uniqueness theorem guarantee aunique (local) solution?The IVP locally has a unique solution if: b #Here, as is the default, the answer needs to be exact (for instance, enter 1/3 rather than some approximation like 0.3333).Submit

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