For a. y′ =ln(y)+x,withy(1)=1. (Here x0 =1.) b. y′ =ln(1+y),withy(1)=0. (Here x0 =1.) Is it guaranteed there exists a unique solution to those IVPs in an interval containing x0?

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a. y′ =ln(y)+x,withy(1)=1. (Here x0 =1.)

b. y′ =ln(1+y),withy(1)=0. (Here x0 =1.)

Is it guaranteed there exists a unique solution to those IVPs in an interval containing x0?

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