3.53 Show that each of the following systems has no cycles: (i) I = 1-y+ry², 61 FIGURE 40. An invariant region for the model of glycolysis. r' = 1+ ry, 2.12 + x?y? %3D (iii) r = -1- y+2x² + y², %3D %3D

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3.53 Show that each of the following systems has no cycles:
(i)
I – y + ry²,
61
FIGURE 40. An invariant region for the model of glycolysis.
(ii)
1+ry,
2.1² + x²y?
%3D
(iii)
= -I- y+2x²+ y²,
y'
%3D
Transcribed Image Text:3.53 Show that each of the following systems has no cycles: (i) I – y + ry², 61 FIGURE 40. An invariant region for the model of glycolysis. (ii) 1+ry, 2.1² + x²y? %3D (iii) = -I- y+2x²+ y², y' %3D
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Step 1

Consider the given information,

Here, Benderson's criteria is defined as,

If f'(x) and g'(y) are continuous region on R and fx+gy0

Then the region x'=fx,y and y'=gx,y has no cycle. This implies that there is no closed trajectory in R.  

Step 2

(1)

Consider the given equation.

x'=x-y+xy2=fx,yy'=x=gx,y

Now, find the derivative with respect x for f and with respect y for g.

fx=1+y2gy=0

So, 

fx+gy=1+y2+00

Thus, the system have no cycle.

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