Is it possible for a non-autonomous equation = f(x,y) to have an equilibrium (i.e.: constant)? If not, explain. If so, give an example.

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(2 POINTS) Is it possible for a non-autonomous equation = f(x, y) to have an equilibrium
solution y yo (i.e.: constant)? If not, explain. If so, give an example.
Transcribed Image Text:(2 POINTS) Is it possible for a non-autonomous equation = f(x, y) to have an equilibrium solution y yo (i.e.: constant)? If not, explain. If so, give an example.
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Is it possible for a non-autonomous equation dy/dx = f(x,y) to have an equilibrium
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