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[" Let "y=y(x)" be the solution curve of the "],[" differential equation,"(y^(2)-x)(dy)/(dx)=1" ,"],[" satisfying "y(0)=1" .This curve intersects the "],[x" -axis at a point whose abscissa is : "]

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