Given the system of nonlinear DEs r' = -2x – 3y + xe and y' = 3.x – y+2 – 2e: (a) Linearise the system of DEs at the critical point (0,0). (b) Using (a), analyse the critical point (0,0). What type of point is it? Is it stable?

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Given the system of nonlinear DEs x' = -2.x – 3y + xe and y' = 3.x-y+ 2 – 2ey:
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(a) Linearise the system of DEs at the critical point (0,0).
(b) Using (a), analyse the critical point (0,0). What type of point is it? Is it stable?
Transcribed Image Text:Given the system of nonlinear DEs x' = -2.x – 3y + xe and y' = 3.x-y+ 2 – 2ey: | (a) Linearise the system of DEs at the critical point (0,0). (b) Using (a), analyse the critical point (0,0). What type of point is it? Is it stable?
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