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13. Intro to Differential Equations
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13. Intro to Differential Equations / Basics of Differential Equations / Problem 2
Problem 2
Find the equilibrium solutions of the equation
z
′
(
t
)
=
z
(
z
−
1
)
(
z
+
6
)
z^{\(\prime\)}(t) = z(z-1)(z+6)
and classify each as stable or unstable.
A
z
=
−
6
z=-6
(stable)
z
=
1
z=1
(unstable)
B
z
=
−
6
z=-6
(stable)
z
=
0
z=0
(unstable)
C
z
=
−
6
z=-6
(stable)
z
=
0
z=0
(unstable)
z
=
1
z=1
(unstable)
D
z
=
−
6
z=-6
(unstable)
z
=
0
z=0
(stable)
z
=
1
z=1
(unstable)
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