(a)u(c)u" (c(t)) c'(t) = (3-y)u'(c(t)).For the remainder of this question, the utility function u(c)c > 0, bydifferential equation in c(t):=c²-0given, for·0'where 0 << 1 is a constant and 3 ‡ (1 - 0)y.(b) Show that the differential equation found in part (a) may be written asc'(t) = к c(t), where ‹ = (y − ß)/0, and solve this equation for thestationary path c(t).

Given:The differential equation where .To show that the differential equation can be written in the…

(a) u(c) u" (c(t)) c'(t) = (B − y) u'(c(t)). For the remainder of this question, the utility function u(c) is given, for c > 0, by = c¹-0 differential equation in c(t): - 0' 1 where 0 << 1 is a constant and 3 = (1 - 0)y. (b) Show that the differential equation found in part (a) may be written as c'(t)= k c(t), where k = (7-3)/0, and solve this equation for the stationary path c(t).

(a) u(c) u" (c(t)) c'(t) = (B − y) u'(c(t)). For the remainder of this question, the utility function u(c) is given, for c > 0, by = c¹-0 differential equation in c(t): - 0' 1 where 0 << 1 is a constant and 3 = (1 - 0)y. (b) Show that the differential equation found in part (a) may be written as c'(t)= k c(t), where k = (7-3)/0, and solve this equation for the stationary path c(t).

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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative

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