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For the autonomous differential equation dy/dt=1-y^2, sketch a graph of f(y) versus y, identify the equilibrium...

For the autonomous differential equation dy/dt=1-y^2, sketch a graph of f(y) versus y, identify the equilibrium solutions identify them as stable, semistable or unstable, draw the phase line and sketch several graphs of solutions in the ty-plane.
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