3. Suppose Unr1= A U, is a matrix difference equation which describes discreet populationchanges from year to year.A. Suppose matrix A has eigenvalues dı and X2 with corresponding eigenvectors V and W.What is the general solution of this difference equation ?B. Let Un =where x represents the number of individuals in the first stage of lifeand y represents the number of individuals in the second stage of life in this population .In the long run, how do you find the fraction of the population that will be in stage one and thefraction of the population that will be in stage two ?

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3. Suppose Un1= A U, is a matrix difference equation which describes discreet population changes from year to year. A. Suppose matrix A has eigenvalues da and X2 with corresponding eigenvectors V and W. What is the general solution of this difference equation ?

3. Suppose Un1= A U, is a matrix difference equation which describes discreet population changes from year to year. A. Suppose matrix A has eigenvalues da and X2 with corresponding eigenvectors V and W. What is the general solution of this difference equation ?

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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