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mt1200
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Hi Physics forums.
I saw this question in a book, I'm not asking for the answer and this is not a homework, I just don't know how to figure out this:
What can you say about a solution of the equation "y' = -(y^2)"just by looking at the differential equation?
I checked at the book's answer and it says " Its either 0 or its decreasing", how did they figured that out?, I see that ODE and I can't think in anything, how do you figure out what an ODE means just by looking at it?.
I saw this question in a book, I'm not asking for the answer and this is not a homework, I just don't know how to figure out this:
What can you say about a solution of the equation "y' = -(y^2)"just by looking at the differential equation?
I checked at the book's answer and it says " Its either 0 or its decreasing", how did they figured that out?, I see that ODE and I can't think in anything, how do you figure out what an ODE means just by looking at it?.