dx 8y – x² – 12 dt - | dy - 2(x – 2)(y – 6) dt (a) Does there exist a yo > 0 such that if x(0) > 0 and y(0) > yo, then y(t) > yo for all t > 0? If so, give such a yo and explain briefly. If not, justify your answer.
dx 8y – x² – 12 dt - | dy - 2(x – 2)(y – 6) dt (a) Does there exist a yo > 0 such that if x(0) > 0 and y(0) > yo, then y(t) > yo for all t > 0? If so, give such a yo and explain briefly. If not, justify your answer.
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