If Y1 and Y2 are two solutions of the differential equation y"+p(t)y'+q(t)y : g(t), where p, q, and g are given continuous functions on an open interval, then 3Y1 – 2Y2 is also a solution to this differential equation. (c)

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If Y, and Y, are two solutions of the differential equation y"+p(t)y'+q(t)y =
g(t), where p, q, and g are given continuous functions on an open interval, then
3Y – 2Y2 is also a solution to this differential equation.
dy
(d)
For the differential equation
= y²(1 – y)², y = 1 is an asymptotically
dt
stable equilibrium solutions.
Transcribed Image Text:(c) If Y, and Y, are two solutions of the differential equation y"+p(t)y'+q(t)y = g(t), where p, q, and g are given continuous functions on an open interval, then 3Y – 2Y2 is also a solution to this differential equation. dy (d) For the differential equation = y²(1 – y)², y = 1 is an asymptotically dt stable equilibrium solutions.
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