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1. Suppose y 1 (t)=7 and y 2 (t)=11 are the only equilibrium solutions of y=f(y) , and any solution of this differential equation exists
1. Suppose y1(t)=7 and y2(t)=11 are the only equilibrium solutions of y′=f(y) , and any solution of this differential equation exists for all t. If f(9)<0 , then for any solution y(t) with 7
(a) limt→∞y(t) =
(b) limt→−∞y(t) =
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Calculus
Authors: Dale Varberg, Edwin J. Purcell, Steven E. Rigdon
9th edition
131429248, 978-0131429246
