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Verify that y=tan(x+c) is a one parameter family of solutions of the differential equation y'=1+y^2
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y=tan(x+c) y'=sec^2(x+c)
Answer: No real solutions.
keep going @Mateaus
y'=sec^2(x+c) y'=tan^2(x+c)+1 that's how far I can simplify it but I am unsure if there is a possible way to get y'=1+y^2
?? you have done it, you were given : y'=1+y^2 with: y=tan(x+c) you showed that : y'=sec^2(x+c) [= y^2 +1]
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oh! derp... I see. Did the same mistake for another problem lol
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