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How do you prove true if y(t) satisfies the initial value problem y'=3y^2(y-2) y(2)=1 then y(t)-->0 as t goes to infinity?
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do I solve for the general solution?
Can't think of another way.
or prove false, it's a true or false question. What was your original way?
Solve the differential equation and then see if the limit does go to zero as t goes to infinity or not.
You know it's separable, so it's not difficult to solve.
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But I feel like there's an easier approach.
oh yeah okay thanks! I think that's the best way
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