dy/dt = (y+1/2)(y+t) Use a slope field to explain why the solution that passes through (0,1) is never crossing the line y = 0.
dy/dt = (y+1/2)(y+t) Use a slope field to explain why the solution that passes through (0,1) is never crossing the line y = 0.
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Chapter11: Differential Equations
Section11.1: Solutions Of Elementary And Separable Differential Equations
Problem 36E
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dy/dt = (y+1/2)(y+t)
Use a slope field to explain why the solution that passes through (0,1) is never crossing the line y = 0.
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