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(a).

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The diffrential equation is \"\".

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Using the surrounding field points \"\" and \"\" as a guide extraplote the

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graph from the original points.

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Because it has a graph of \"\" , there will be no huge differences in one point to the next unless it is an asymptote or a line.

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(1).Draw the coordinate plane

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(2).Graph the diffrential equation \"\".

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Graph :

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\"\" \ \

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\"\"

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(b).

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Extrapolate the graph from the original points \"\" and \"\".

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Observe the graph :

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The points those which look like a flat line is considered as an equilibrium point for this

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solution.

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It appears that the constant functions \"\" and \"\" are equilibrium solutions, because

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these functions appear like the flat line.

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Therefore, \"\" and \"\" are equilibrium solutions.

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\"\"

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(a).

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Graph :

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\"\" \ \

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(b).

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\"\" and \"\" are equilibrium solutions.