Existence and Uniqueness theorem and how to use it in an example

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Existence and Uniqueness theorem and how to use it in an example
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Isn't it that there is a unique solution in around any points expect y>2, not just y =/ 2? since f = 5(y-2)^(3/5) is continuous on [2, inf.)

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since the functions does't satisfy Lipschitz conditions it means that the solution is not unique but exist since
it is continuous.
Picard's theorem state that: if the function is Lipschitz and continuous i.e solution exist and is unique

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I think there is a mistake at minune 8:19.   Accordying to the theorem of uniqueness, it can only be used to state that a solution is unique.  We can not use it to state that the solution is not unique. Therefore the final statement on minute 8:19 can not be made.   But I am not sure, can anyone confirm this?

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