Asap Find and classify the equilibrium solutions for the each of of the following differentiaequations.(a) y'=3-y(b) y' = 5+ y(c) y = y²(3-y)(d) y' = y² − 5y + 6(e) y' = (1 − y) (y — 2) (y − 3)(f) y' = y — y³

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Chapter9: Multivariable Calculus

Section9.2: Partial Derivatives

Problem 30E

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Find and classify the equilibrium solutions for the each of of the following differentia equations. (a) y = 3-y (b) y = 5+y (c) y'= y²(3-y) (d) y'= y² - 5y + 6 (e) y' = (1 − y)(y — 2) (y − 3) (f) y = y - y³