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I believe a) to be (ii), but feel free to correct me. I need any help you can provide for b-f. Thank you! 2.For the direction field plotted on the right a Which of the following differential equations best represents the slope field at the right? i)y=0.15yy -5(y-2 iiy=-0.15yy-5y-2 iii y = 0.15(y =5(y =2 (iv) y'= -0.15y2(y - 5)(y - 2) v)y=-0.15y(y +5(y+2 b) Label the equilibrium (constant) solutions as stable, unstable or semi-stable. cIf y0)=2.5,estimate y(2. d) If y0)= 1.what will be the behavior of the solution as t oo? e)If y(0) =2, what will be the behavior of the solution as t o? f)If y(0) = 3, what will be the behavior of the solution as t co? 3. For the ODE y'=-y(y-3)(y-8)2, a) determine all the equilibrium (constant) solutions and classify them as stable, unstable or semi-stable b) For what values of y is y increasing?

          I believe a) to be (ii), but feel free to correct me. I need any help you can provide for b-f. Thank you!
2.For the direction field plotted on the right
a Which of the following differential equations
best represents the slope field at the right?
i)y=0.15yy -5(y-2
iiy=-0.15yy-5y-2 iii y = 0.15(y =5(y =2 (iv) y'= -0.15y2(y - 5)(y - 2)
v)y=-0.15y(y +5(y+2
b) Label the equilibrium (constant) solutions as stable, unstable or semi-stable. cIf y0)=2.5,estimate y(2. d) If y0)= 1.what will be the behavior of the solution as t  oo?
e)If y(0) =2, what will be the behavior of the solution as t  o? f)If y(0) = 3, what will be the behavior of the solution as t  co?
3. For the ODE y'=-y(y-3)(y-8)2, a) determine all the equilibrium (constant) solutions and classify them as stable, unstable or semi-stable b) For what values of y is y increasing?
        
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I believe a) to be (ii), but feel free to correct me. I need any help you can provide for b-f. Thank you! 2.For the direction field plotted on the right a Which of the following differential equations best represents the slope field at the right? i)y=0.15yy -5(y-2 iiy=-0.15yy-5y-2 iii y = 0.15(y =5(y =2 (iv) y'= -0.15y2(y - 5)(y - 2) v)y=-0.15y(y +5(y+2 b) Label the equilibrium (constant) solutions as stable, unstable or semi-stable. cIf y0)=2.5,estimate y(2. d) If y0)= 1.what will be the behavior of the solution as t oo? e)If y(0) =2, what will be the behavior of the solution as t o? f)If y(0) = 3, what will be the behavior of the solution as t co? 3. For the ODE y'=-y(y-3)(y-8)2, a) determine all the equilibrium (constant) solutions and classify them as stable, unstable or semi-stable b) For what values of y is y increasing?
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00:01 Hello everyone, so here for the a part we are solving sketching the graph and here all the so the lines will start intersecting like this so now here we have equals to x cos t y so for the this equation will help us to make the graph here as for y 0 we have the points here we should point 0 1 and in the 4th or y equals to 0 we have these over initial points, so these points will this is shifted up by 1 .6 unit next for the b part equilibrium solutions are y equals to 2n plus 1 pi by 2t where pi is an integer so that's our answers...
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