Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Which statement correctly defines an equilibrium solution of the first-order differential equation dydt=f(t,y)\dfrac{dy}{dt}=f(t,y)? a) An individual point (t0,y0)(t_0,y_0) where f(t0,y0)=0f(t_0,y_0)=0.},{ b) A solution of the form y=cy=c for which f(t,c)=0f(t,c)=0 for every value of tt.},{ c) A solution curve that passes through the origin and has zero slope there. d) Any value of tt at which the function y(t)y(t) attains a local maximum or minimum.

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