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Let y be the particular solution of differential equation y(0)=-1. Which of the following statements is true? dy dx As a increases from 0, y decreases to a negative finite limit. As a increases from 0, y increases to zero. As a increases from 0, y increases without limit. As a increases from 0, y decreases without limit. = -0.1y with initial condition

Let y be the particular solution of differential equation y(0)=-1. Which of the following statements is true? dy dx As a increases from 0, y decreases to a negative finite limit. As a increases from 0, y increases to zero. As a increases from 0, y increases without limit. As a increases from 0, y decreases without limit. = -0.1y with initial condition

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Let y be the particular solution of differential equation y(0)=-1. Which of the following statements is true? dy dx As a increases from 0, y decreases to a negative finite limit. As a increases from 0, y increases to zero. As a increases from 0, y increases without limit. As a increases from 0, y decreases without limit. = -0.1y with initial condition
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