The DE 9ydydx−16x=09ydydx−16x=0has a one-parameter family of implicit solutions 16x2−9y2=C.16x2−9y2=C. I. Determine whether the Existence and Uniqueness of Solution theorem implies that there is a unique solution that satisfies y(x0)=0.

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