Consider the spring model %D where the linear part of the spring is repulsive rather than attractive (for a normal spring it is attractive). Rewrite this as a system of first-order equations in x and y = x'. x' = y' = Write down your system when you have it correct, for use in the next three problems. Then find all critical points and enter them below, in order of increasing x coordinate. (x,y) = ( ); (x,y) = (| ); (x,y) = (| %3D For reference for the next three problems, write down your critical points after you've gotten them all right.

Consider the spring model %D where the linear part of the spring is repulsive rather than attractive (for a normal spring it is attractive). Rewrite this as a system of first-order equations in x and y = x'. x' = y' = Write down your system when you have it correct, for use in the next three problems. Then find all critical points and enter them below, in order of increasing x coordinate. (x,y) = ( ); (x,y) = (| ); (x,y) = (| %3D For reference for the next three problems, write down your critical points after you've gotten them all right.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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