3. Consider the following system of equations, x(t) = (x, y), - x' = (3-1)x 5y y' = 2x+(3+ 1)y (a) Determine the eigenvalues of the system in terms of ẞ. (b) Determine the eigenvectors. (c) Find the general solution to the system in terms of ẞ. (d) Describe the different possible behaviours of solutions X (t) = (x, y) in the phase plane, for different values of the parameter B.

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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities
Section9.7: The Inverse Of A Matrix
Problem 31E
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3. Consider the following system of equations, x(t) = (x, y),
-
x' = (3-1)x 5y
y' = 2x+(3+ 1)y
(a) Determine the eigenvalues of the system in terms of ẞ.
(b) Determine the eigenvectors.
(c) Find the general solution to the system in terms of ẞ.
(d) Describe the different possible behaviours of solutions X (t) = (x, y) in the phase plane, for
different values of the parameter B.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Consider the following system of equations, x(t) = (x, y), - x' = (3-1)x 5y y' = 2x+(3+ 1)y (a) Determine the eigenvalues of the system in terms of ẞ. (b) Determine the eigenvectors. (c) Find the general solution to the system in terms of ẞ. (d) Describe the different possible behaviours of solutions X (t) = (x, y) in the phase plane, for different values of the parameter B.
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