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Please solve the following ODE problem:

For every nonzero xo belonging to R, find the maximal interval of existence of the following initial problem:

x' = f(x) , x(0) = xo ,

where f: R{0} into R and f(x) = 1/x^2 . Guive proofs for your result. Skectch the region.

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The expert examines the maximal interval of existence.

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The equation is:
(1.1)
With the IVP condition:
(1.2)
The equation is a separable equation:

(1.3)
Using (1.2) to find the value of the arbitrary ...

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