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The author proves that the functional-differential equation \[ y'(t)= ay(bt+ cy(t)),\quad a,c\in\mathbb{R},\quad ac\neq 0,\quad b\in(0,1),\tag{1} \] is equivalent to the iterated differential equation \[ x'(t)= x(x(t))- bx(t),\quad b\in(0,1),\tag{2} \] which appears to be more convenient for the study of global properties of solutions than (1). He shows that each nontrivial solution \(x\) to (2) satisfies either \(x'(t)>0\) or \(x'(t)< 0\) on its interval of definition.
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