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What is the best statement that you can make about the existence and uniqueness of the solution of the following initial value problems?
(a) y'= sin(ty)+1/t, y(1)=2 (See attachment for full question)

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This shows how to make a statement regarding existence and uniqueness of a solution for a given initial value problem.

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