3 Consider the equationy"+w²y+ßy' = 01) Find an equivalent ODES system;2) Is there any possibility of the orbits being closed?

The differential equation given is as follows: y''+ω2y+βy3=0 (1) We are asked to find an equivalent…

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Consider the equation y"+w³y+ßy' = 0 1) Find an equivalent ODES system; 2) Is there any possibility of the orbits being closed?