Consider the ODE
dy/dt = -y(1-(y/T))(1-(y/K))
where 0 < T < K.
(a) Draw a phase line and determine the stability of each equilibrium point.
(b) Draw a graph in the yt-plane showing several solutions and
their long term behavior. (Remark:
Solving this ODE isn’t necessary!)
Consider the ODE dy/dt = -y(1-(y/T))(1-(y/K)) where 0 < T < K. (a) Draw a phase line and determine the stability o...
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