9. Consider the two-parameter family of linear systemsab- (2) YY.adYdtIn the ab-plane, identify all regions where this system possesses a saddle, a sink, aspiral sink, and so on. [Hint: Draw a picture of the ab-plane and shade each point(a, b) of the plane a different color depending on the type of linear system for thatchoice (a, b) of the parameters.]

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