\ Consider the following vector-borne disease model (whcre thesubscript 1 refers to humans and subscript 2 refers to mosquitoes)dS1I2dtdII2(1 + 41 + 81)I1,%3DdtdR1dtdS2= T2 - 62BS2 - 42S2,dtdI2b2BS2-N1dtN1 = S1 + I + R1,and N2 = S2 + I2.1. Explain the physical meaning of the state variables and the parame-ters used.2. Find the equilibria and discuss their stability.

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Čonsider the following vector-borne disease model (whcrc thc subscript 1 refers to humans and subscript 2 refers to mosquitoes) dS1 = #1 – bißS1 - iS1, I2 T1 - biBSı dt N1 dI1 I2 bißS - (n+ 41 + di)I1, dt dR1 dt dS2 dt dI2 dt N1 Si + I1 + R1, and N2 = S2 + Iz. 1. Explain the physical meaning of the state variables and the parame- ters used. 2. Find the equilibria and discuss their stability.

Čonsider the following vector-borne disease model (whcrc thc subscript 1 refers to humans and subscript 2 refers to mosquitoes) dS1 = #1 – bißS1 - iS1, I2 T1 - biBSı dt N1 dI1 I2 bißS - (n+ 41 + di)I1, dt dR1 dt dS2 dt dI2 dt N1 Si + I1 + R1, and N2 = S2 + Iz. 1. Explain the physical meaning of the state variables and the parame- ters used. 2. Find the equilibria and discuss their stability.

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