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Question

Consider the differential equation y′(x)=(y+2)(y−$$3).y^{\prime}(x)=(y+2)(y-3). In $$which regions are the solutions increasing?

Accepted Answer

y−2y and 3"\u003ey\u003e3y\u003e3

Answer

y≤−2y\le-2 and y≥3y\ge3

Answer

−2≤y≤3-2\le y\le3

Answer

−2y3-2

Consider the differential equation y′(x)=(y+2)(y−3).y^{\(\prime\)}(x)=(y+2)(y-3). In which regions are the solutions increasing?