Consider a nonlinear system for two populations with equilibrium points (0, 0), (0, N), (,), and JacobianxJ(x, y) = [-2x+y-y-x+N-2y]a) What is the critical bifurcation value, No, which changes the number of eq. pts.?b) Evaluate the Jacobian at each equilibrium point and determine eq, pt. type for N>N₂:(0,0) is a(O.N) is a() is a.c) Sketch the geometric behavior of these solutions in the first quadrant of the phase plane (y vs x) for N-2.

Given Data: Jacobian J(x,y)= -2x+yx-y-x+N-2y Equilibrium points are (0,0),(0,N),(N/2,N/2)

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