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I understand that the questions are from the 'Differential Equations' part of the syllabus. It also seems that p means dy/dxdy/dx in these types. But I am not sure about the rest of the notations and also what exactly in 'differential equations' topic do these relate to. Most of the questions I have encountered do not have other letters apart from p,x and y. Any simple reference would be much appreciated.