Consider the initial value problem y' − 9 2 y = 9t + 2et, y(0) = y0. Find the value of y0 that separates solutions that grow pos
itively as t → [infinity] from those that grow negatively. (A computer algebra system is recommended. Round your answer to three decimal places.) y0 = How does the solution that corresponds to this critical value of y0 behave as t → [infinity]?
1, The corresponding solution converges to the function y = 9t.
2. The corresponding solution will decrease without bound.
3. The corresponding solution converges to the function y = −9t.
4. The corresponding solution converges to the function y = 0. The corresponding solution will increase without bound.
1, The corresponding solution converges to the function y = 9t.
2. The corresponding solution will decrease without bound.
3. The corresponding solution converges to the function y = −9t.
4. The corresponding solution converges to the function y = 0. The corresponding solution will increase without bound.
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