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From the differential equation corresponding to
`y^(2) - 2ay + x^(2) = a^(2) ` by eliminating a.

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`2y^(2) y_(1)^(2) + 4xyy_(1) + x^(2) (1 - y_(1)^(2)) = 0`
Which is the required differenital equation respesenting the family of curves (1).
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