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Find the differential equation satisfied by family of parabolas `y^2 =4a(x+a)` and show that the orthogonal trajectory of the system belongs to system itself.

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`y^(2)((dy)/(dx))^(2) + 2xy(dy)/(dx) - y^(2) = 0`
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