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Prove that , `(x - alpha )^(2) + (y - beta)^(2) = a^(2) . ` for all ` alpha " and " beta `
satisfiles the differential equation `(1 + y_(1)^(2))^(3) = (ay_(2))^(2)`.

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`(1 + Y_(1)^(2))^(3) = (ay_(2))^(2)` .
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