Use the eigenvalue approach to analyze all equilibria of the given Lotka-Volterra models of interspecific competition. dN1 N1 1.1- N2 = 5N, |1- dt 19 19 dN2 N2 N1 = 6N21- 0.8- 22 dt 22 ...... Select the correct answer below. O A. The trivial equilibria (0, 0) is unstable. The equilibrium (19, 0) is locally stable. The equilibrium (0, 22) is unstable. The equilibrium at the non-trivial solution cannot be analyzed. O B. The trivial equilibria (0, 0) is unstable. The equilibrium (19, 0) is locally unstable. The equilibrium (0, 22) is locally stable. The equilibrium at the non-trivial solution is locally stable. O C. The trivial equilibria (0, 0) is stable. The equilibrium (19, 0) is locally unstable. The equilibrium (0, 22) is locally stable. The equilibrium at the non-trivial solution cannot be analyzed. O D. The trivial equilibria (0, 0) is unstable. The equilibrium (19, 0) is locally unstable. The equilibrium (0, 22) is locally stable. The equilibrium at the non-trivial solution cannot be analyzed.
Use the eigenvalue approach to analyze all equilibria of the given Lotka-Volterra models of interspecific competition. dN1 N1 1.1- N2 = 5N, |1- dt 19 19 dN2 N2 N1 = 6N21- 0.8- 22 dt 22 ...... Select the correct answer below. O A. The trivial equilibria (0, 0) is unstable. The equilibrium (19, 0) is locally stable. The equilibrium (0, 22) is unstable. The equilibrium at the non-trivial solution cannot be analyzed. O B. The trivial equilibria (0, 0) is unstable. The equilibrium (19, 0) is locally unstable. The equilibrium (0, 22) is locally stable. The equilibrium at the non-trivial solution is locally stable. O C. The trivial equilibria (0, 0) is stable. The equilibrium (19, 0) is locally unstable. The equilibrium (0, 22) is locally stable. The equilibrium at the non-trivial solution cannot be analyzed. O D. The trivial equilibria (0, 0) is unstable. The equilibrium (19, 0) is locally unstable. The equilibrium (0, 22) is locally stable. The equilibrium at the non-trivial solution cannot be analyzed.
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