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The following theorem is proved: Theorem. Let \(I\) be the index of the singular point \(O(0,0)\) of \[ {dx \over dt} =p_n(x,y) +\varphi (x,y)= X(x,y), \quad {dy \over dt} =q_n(x,y) +\psi(x,y) =Y(x,y), \tag{1} \] where \(p_n\), \(q_n\) are homogeneous polynomials of degree \(n>1\), \(p^2_n+ q^2_n \equiv 0\), \(\varphi, \psi\) are polynomials of degree \(>n\); \(J_i\) be the index of the singular point \(M_i(0,u_i)\) of \[ {du \over dx} ={\bigl[ q_n(1,u)-up_n(1,u) \bigr] +x\bigl[H_2(x,u) -uH_1(x,u)\bigr] \over xp_n(1,u) +x^2H_1(x,u)}, \tag{2} \] where \[ H_1(x,u) =x^{-n-1} \varphi(x,xu), \quad H_2(x,u) =x^{-n-1} \psi(x,xu) \] and \(i=1,2, \dots, k\); \(J_\infty\) be the index of the singular point \((0,0)\) of \[ {dv \over dx} ={\bigl[p_n(v,1)-vq_n(v,1)\bigr] +y \bigl[ G_1 (v,y)- vG_2(v,y) \bigr] \over yq_n(v,1) +y^2G_2(v,y)} \tag{3} \] where \[ G_1(v,y) =y^{-n-1} \varphi (vy,y), \quad G_2(v,y) =y^{-n-1} \psi(vy,y). \] If \(p_n(0,1)\neq 0\), define \(J_\infty=0\). Then \(I=1+J_1+ \cdots +J_k+J_\infty\).











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