Consider the system dx dt dy dt −y − x(1 — x² - y²) =x-y(1-x² - y²). - Show that this system has an unstable periodic solution and carefully sketch the phase portrait.

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Consider the system
dx
dt
dy
dt
= −y − x(1 − x² − y²)
-
=
x − y(1 — x² - y²).
Show that this system has an unstable periodic solution and carefully sketch
the phase portrait.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the system dx dt dy dt = −y − x(1 − x² − y²) - = x − y(1 — x² - y²). Show that this system has an unstable periodic solution and carefully sketch the phase portrait.
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