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Consider the initial value problem:

y' + 5/3y =1 - 1/5t, y(0)= yo

What equation expresses the requirement that the solution touches the t-axis?
a. y(t)= 0
b. y'(t)= 0
c. y''(t)= 0

Answer :

Answer:

a. y(t) = 0

Step-by-step explanation:

There are two axis on the graph. One is x-axis which is horizontal line on the graph and the other is y-axis which is vertical side of the graph. The point where x-axis and y-axis meet is origin which has value 0. The equation to write the points of the graph is represented by y(x) = 0. In the given equation there is t variable used in the values.

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