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Chapter14: Discrete Dynamical Systems
Section14.3: Determining Stability
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Consider the following autonomous first-order differential
equation. y' = y² + 2y
which of the following is true about the asymptotic behavior of
the equilibrium solutions
a. y=-2 stable, None unstable, y = 0 semistable
b. y=0 unstable, y=-2 stable, Nonesemistable
c. y=0 stable, None unstable, y=-2 semistable
d. y = -2 unstable, y = 0 stable, Nonesemistable
e. None stable, y = 0 unstable, y = -2 semistable
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following autonomous first-order differential equation. y' = y² + 2y which of the following is true about the asymptotic behavior of the equilibrium solutions a. y=-2 stable, None unstable, y = 0 semistable b. y=0 unstable, y=-2 stable, Nonesemistable c. y=0 stable, None unstable, y=-2 semistable d. y = -2 unstable, y = 0 stable, Nonesemistable e. None stable, y = 0 unstable, y = -2 semistable
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