[x'= x³ + xy - 196x y=y²-x²y - 98y A) Find all the equilibia of the system for which x ≥ 0 and y ≥0 (0,0),(0,98), (14,84) Consider the system B) There is one equilibrium where x > 0 and y> 0. Linearize the system at that equilibrium. What are the eigenvalues of that linearization? A = 2361.027.213.973 X C) Based on the results of part B, we can classify that equilibrium as a source

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[x'= x³ + xy - 196x
y=y²-x²y - 98y
A) Find all the equilibia of the system for which x ≥ 0 and y ≥0
(0,0),(0,98), (14,84)
B) There is one equilibrium where x > 0 and y > 0. Linearize the system at that equilibrium. What are
the eigenvalues of that linearization?
Consider the system
A = 2361.027.213.973
X
C) Based on the results of part B, we can classify that equilibrium as a source
Transcribed Image Text:[x'= x³ + xy - 196x y=y²-x²y - 98y A) Find all the equilibia of the system for which x ≥ 0 and y ≥0 (0,0),(0,98), (14,84) B) There is one equilibrium where x > 0 and y > 0. Linearize the system at that equilibrium. What are the eigenvalues of that linearization? Consider the system A = 2361.027.213.973 X C) Based on the results of part B, we can classify that equilibrium as a source
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