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Suppose that a certain pair of competing species are described by the system
Where
a) Find the critical points. Note that
b) Determine the nature of the critical points
c) Find the approximate linear system near the point
d) Find the eigenvalues of the linear system in part (c) as functions of
e) Draw phase portraits near
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