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Explicit and implicit answers can be tested, in principle, using odetest:
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In the case of multiple answers it is convenient to "map" odetest as follows:
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The most general third order ODE missing x. This ODE cannot be solved to the end: its solution involves the solving of the most general second order ODE. However, its differential order can be reduced (see ?dsolve,ODESolStruc):
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The most general third order ODE missing y.
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