(a) Which of the graphs can be x(t)-graphs for a solution of a linear system wih complex eigenvalues? (b) For each such graph, give the natural period of the system and classify the coui, librium point at the origin as a spiral sink, a spiral source, or a center. (c) For each graph that cannot be an x(t)-graph for a solution of a linear system with complex eigenvalues, explain why not. (ii) -it (iii) (iv) (vi) At
(a) Which of the graphs can be x(t)-graphs for a solution of a linear system wih complex eigenvalues? (b) For each such graph, give the natural period of the system and classify the coui, librium point at the origin as a spiral sink, a spiral source, or a center. (c) For each graph that cannot be an x(t)-graph for a solution of a linear system with complex eigenvalues, explain why not. (ii) -it (iii) (iv) (vi) At
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complex eigenvalues?
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with complex eigenvalues, explain why not.
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