Which of the following is a solution to the differential equation

that also passes though the origin?

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Which of the following is a solution to the differential equation

that also passes though the origin?

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The prompt asks us to identify which of the following is a solution to the differential equation that also passes through the origin, and to evaluate the provided options.

However, there are no answer options listed in the data. The field labeled answer_options is empty, so we cannot analyze multiple candidate solutions or compare them against the differential equation. This means we cannot determine which option (if any) satisfies both the differential equation and the origin-passing condition based on the given information alone.

What we can do, though, is describe how you would proceed if the options were present:
- Step 1: Retrieve the explicit differential equation. Without it, we cannot test any proposed solution.
- Step 2: For each candidate solution z(t) in the options, verify the differential equation by substitution: compute z'(t) (and any other required derivatives) and check whether the relationship implied by the ODE holds for all t in the domain.
- Step 3: Check the origin condition: evaluate z(0) and confirm whether z(0) = 0 to ensure the curve passes through (0,0).
- Step 4: If an option satisfies both the ODE and z(0) = 0, that option is a valid solution through the origin; otherwise, discard it.

In the data you provided, there is a single candidate shown under the answer field: z = −(1/3) ln(1 − 15 t^2/2) (noting that the formatting is ambiguous). If we take this as a proposed solution, we can assess its origin condition: at t = 0, z = −(1/3) ln(1) = 0, so it passes through the origin in the (t, z) plane.

But crucially, without the original differential equation, we cannot confirm whether this z(t) satisfies the ODE itself. To verify, you would substitute z(t) into the differential equation and check whether both sides are identical for all t in the domain, and ensure the solution domain includes t = 0 to maintain the origin crossing.

Summary of issues:
- The options array is empty, so option-by-option analysis cannot be performed as requested.
- The provided candidate solution appears to pass through the origin, but its validity as a solution to the specific differential equation cannot be determined without the ODE.
- To complete the task, supply the explicit differential equation and the complete list of answer options for a thorough, option-by-option justification.

MATH1062/1005/1023 (ND) MATH1062/1023 Calculus Quiz 2

Which of the following is a solution to the differential equation that also passes though the origin?

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