Suppose a system of first-order linear differential equations has eigenvalues A₁-3, A2=-2.3. The equilibrium point (origin) can be classified as: O Flux Point O Saddle Point Origin Point Stable Node (Sink) O Unstable Node (Source)

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Chapter11: Differential Equations
Section11.5: Nonlinear Systems Of Differential Equations
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Suppose a system of first-order linear differential equations has
eigenvalues A₁ = -3, A2=-2.3. The equilibrium point (origin) can be
classified as:
O Flux Point
O Saddle Point
O Origin Point
O Stable Node (Sink)
O Unstable Node (Source)
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose a system of first-order linear differential equations has eigenvalues A₁ = -3, A2=-2.3. The equilibrium point (origin) can be classified as: O Flux Point O Saddle Point O Origin Point O Stable Node (Sink) O Unstable Node (Source)
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