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consider the initial value problems dx/dt=(1/4)x^3 -x , x(0)=1 compute the equilibrium solutions for this DE...

consider the initial value problems
dx/dt=(1/4)x^3 -x ,
x(0)=1

compute the equilibrium solutions for this DE and classify the stability for each one
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