Consider the autonomous first-order differential equation y' = y(2 - y)(4 - y) Find the DISTINCT critical points and classify each as (1) AS for Asymptotically Stable, (2) US for Unstable or (3) SS for Semi-Stable. Enter your answer as a comma separated list of pairs consisting on a critical point and its stability type (e.g. your answer might look like (2,AS), (-3,SS), (7,US) ) Critical Point and Stability: For the initial value problem y' = y(2 - y)(4 - y), y(0) = 3 we have lim y(x) = x??
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