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Consider the initial-value problem: dy/dt= 2te^(y-3), y(0) = 1. (a) show equation (1) possesses a unique local solution y(t). (b) compute the solution y(t) explicitly. (c) does the solution exist globally (for all times t)? why? (d) determine lim_t rightarrow -infinity y(t) and lim_t rightarrow infinity y(t) (if possible).

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