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A function y(t)satisfies the differential equation dy/dy=y^4-13y^3+40y^2 .What are the constant solutions of the eq
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A function y(t)satisfies the differential equation dy/dy=y^4-13y^3+40y^2 .What are the constant solutions of the equation .
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