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(8) Consider the autonomous first order equation y' = y^6 + 11y^5 + 28y^4. (a) 4 pts. Find all equilibrium solutions. Please put your final answer in the box. Your answer: (b) 6 pts. Classify each equilibrium solution you found as stable, semistable, or unstable.

          (8) Consider the autonomous first order equation
y' = y^6 + 11y^5 + 28y^4.
(a) 4 pts. Find all equilibrium solutions. Please put your final answer in the box.
Your answer:
(b) 6 pts. Classify each equilibrium solution you found as stable, semistable, or unstable.

(8) Consider the autonomous first order equation
y' = y^6 + 11y^5 + 28y^4.
(a) 4 pts. Find all equilibrium solutions. Please put your final answer in the box.
Your answer:
(b) 6 pts. Classify each equilibrium solution you found as stable, semistable, or unstable.

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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(8) Consider the autonomous first order equation y^(')=y^(6)+11y^(5)+28y^(4). (a) 4 pts. Find all equilibrium solutions. Please put your final answer in the box. Your answer: (b) 6 pts. Classify each equilibrium solution you found as stable, semistable, or unstable. (8) Consider the autonomous first order equation y'=y6+11y5+28y4. (a) 4 pts. Find all equilibrium solutions. Please put your final answer in the box. Your answer: (b) 6 pts. Classify each equilibrium solution you found as stable, semistable, or unstable