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Problem 9: Consider the Linear Systems df and A is given by: In each of the four cases: (a) Determine the type of the system, i.e., sink (node), source, saddle, spiral source, spiral sink, center. (b) Draw the phase portrait of the system. If the eigenvalues are real you need to compute the eigenvectors and indicate them clearly on the phase portrait.

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Problem 9: Consider the Linear Systems df and A is given by: In each of the four cases: (a) Determine the type of the system, i.e., sink (node), source, saddle, spiral source, spiral sink, center. (b) Draw the phase portrait of the system. If the eigenvalues are real you need to compute the eigenvectors and indicate them clearly on the phase portrait.

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Question Text	Problem 9: Consider the Linear Systems df and A is given by: In each of the four cases: (a) Determine the type of the system, i.e., sink (node), source, saddle, spiral source, spiral sink, center. (b) Draw the phase portrait of the system. If the eigenvalues are real you need to compute the eigenvectors and indicate them clearly on the phase portrait.
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