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dx/dt=(1/4)x^3 -x, c(0)=1 compute the solution to this initial value problem. An algebraically implicit solution for...

dx/dt=(1/4)x^3 -x,
c(0)=1
compute the solution to this initial value problem. An algebraically implicit solution for x(t) is acceptanle

x(0)=1
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