(a) Find a slope field whose integral curve through (1, 1) satisfies xy³ −x²y = 0 by differentiating this equation implicitly. (b) Prove that if y(x) is any integral curve of the slope field in part (a), then x[y(x)]³ −x² y(x) will be a constant function. (c) Find an equation that implicitly defines the integral curve through (−1,−1) of the slope field in part (a).

(a) Find a slope field whose integral curve through (1, 1) satisfies xy³ −x²y = 0 by differentiating this equation implicitly. (b) Prove that if y(x) is any integral curve of the slope field in part (a), then x[y(x)]³ −x² y(x) will be a constant function. (c) Find an equation that implicitly defines the integral curve through (−1,−1) of the slope field in part (a).

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