4. Let D be the subset of the plane defined as D := {(t, x): t ≤a} CR2, where a € R.Consider the following initial condition problems:▪■ * == t-, x(2) = 1= 2t(1+x), x(0) = 0(a) Using the Picard-Lindelöf Existence and Uniqueness Theorem, present a detailed proof that each of these initial conditionproblems has a unique solution in D.(b) Using Picard's sequence method, find the solution of each of the proposed problems.

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