If the initial condition is zero comma six, what is the range of the solution curve, y is equal to f of x, for x is greater than or equal to zero? So we have a slope field here for a differential equation, and we're saying, okay, if we have a solution where the initial condition is zero comma six, so zero comma six is part of that solution. So, let's see, zero comma six, so this is part of the solution, and we want to know the range of the solution curve. So the solution curve, you can eyeball a little bit by looking at the slope field. So as x, remember, x is gonna be greater than or equal to zero, so it's going to include this point right over here, and as x increases, you can tell from the slope, okay, y is gonna decrease, but it's gonna keep decreasing at a slower and slower rate, and it looks like it's asymptoting towards the line y is equal to four. So it's gonna get really, as x gets larger and larger and larger, it's gonna get infinitely close to y is equal to four, but it's not quite gonna get there. So the range, the y values that this is going to take on, y is going to be greater than four.