Attached is the given information and it's solution. However, how do I create the direction field in GEOGEBRA? I do not understand where they acquired the "new" system of equations from the given information either. Please explain how the solution is created using GEOGEBRA.
Attached is the given information and it's solution. However, how do I create the direction field in GEOGEBRA? I do not understand where they acquired the "new" system of equations from the given information either. Please explain how the solution is created using GEOGEBRA.
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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ISBN:9780470458365
Author:Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig
Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
Section: Chapter Questions
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Attached is the given information and it's solution. However, how do I create the direction field in GEOGEBRA? I do not understand where they acquired the "new" system of equations from the given information either. Please explain how the solution is created using GEOGEBRA. Thanks

Transcribed Image Text:Given information:
Consider the system of equations
dR = 2 (1-) R - RF
dF
-16F + 4RF
dt
The Solution of the system is
Consider R is the rabbit population and F is the population of Fox.
By observing the given plot, we can say that
The fox population becomes zero, if the rabbit population is at 3 by the feeding of rabbit
to the fox by autonomous system.

Transcribed Image Text:Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Consider the system of equations
= 2R (1-2) - 1.2RF
dt
dF = -F+0.9RF
dt
Calculation:
By using HPG System Solver, the solution is given by
F
******
*****
5
R
17(3,0).
By observing above graph, the fox population becomes zero, if the rabbit population is at
3, which is same as part a.
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