I am a bit confused about how to solve an ODE of this type
$y'= \mid x \mid - \mid y \mid $ , $y(0)=0$
Do I need to divide the ODE into four phases :
$x>0$ & $y>0$
$x>0$ & $y<0$
$x<0$ & $y>0$
$x<0$ & $y<0$
or is there another approach?
I am a bit confused about how to solve an ODE of this type
$y'= \mid x \mid - \mid y \mid $ , $y(0)=0$
Do I need to divide the ODE into four phases :
$x>0$ & $y>0$
$x>0$ & $y<0$
$x<0$ & $y>0$
$x<0$ & $y<0$
or is there another approach?
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