Consider the (nonlinear) initial value problem y = y y(0) = yo a) Does it have...

 

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Consider the (nonlinear) initial value problem y = ²√y y(0) = yo a) Does it have a solution for y(0) <0, y(0) = 0 and y(0) > 0? In case a solution exists, is it unique? Justify your answer. b) Find all solutions when y(0) = 0 Consider the (nonlinear) initial value problem y = ²√y y(0) = yo a) Does it have a solution for y(0) <0, y(0) = 0 and y(0) > 0? In case a solution exists, is it unique? Justify your answer. b) Find all solutions when y(0) = 0

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