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Solve the initial value problem: y' = 7y(y−13), y(0) = 17 for the solution. Identify the...

Solve the initial value problem: y' = 7y(y−13), y(0) = 17 for the solution. Identify the equilibrium solutions and their stability properties.

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If the solution moves towards the equilibrium point then it is stable equilibrium solution and if the solution moves away from the equilibrium point then this is unstable equilibrium solution.

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