Help asnwer these quesiton please(a) What assumptions are implicitly being made about the growth of eachspecies in the absence of cooperation?(b) Interpret the constants a, b, m, and n in terms of the physical problem.(c) What are the equilibrium levels?(d) Perform a graphical analysis (phase space analysis) and indicate the trajectorydirections in the phase plane. Problem 5 Consider two species whose survival depends on their mutual cooperation. Let'stake as an example a species of bee that feeds primarily on the nectar of oneplant species and simultaneously pollinates that plant. One simple model ofthis mutualism is given by the autonomous systemdax=-ax + bxydtdydt= -my+nxy

(b) Interpretation of Constants a, b, m, and nThe constants can be interpreted as follows:a: The…

Problem 5 Consider two species whose survival depends on their mutual cooperation. Let's take as an example a species of bee that feeds primarily on the nectar of one plant species and simultaneously pollinates that plant. One simple model of this mutualism is given by the autonomous system dax = -ax + bxy dt dy dt = -my+nxy

Problem 5 Consider two species whose survival depends on their mutual cooperation. Let's take as an example a species of bee that feeds primarily on the nectar of one plant species and simultaneously pollinates that plant. One simple model of this mutualism is given by the autonomous system dax = -ax + bxy dt dy dt = -my+nxy

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