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Please help with the attached problem. It references examples from class, but these are not necessary to solve the problem. Everything necessary is included in the attachment, thanks!

Transcribed Image Text:5. In previous problems dealing with two species, one of the animals was the predator and the other was the
prey. In this problem we recall the Bees & Flowers example and revisit systems of differential equations
designed to model two species that are either competitive (that is both species are harmed by interaction)
or cooperative (that is both species benefit from interaction).
(a) Which system of differential equations describes a situation where the two species compete and
which system describes pair of cooperative species? Explain your reasoning, making sure to note
what the different terms in each DE tell you about the population context.
(A)
(В)
-3x(1-)- 10*
- 2y (1- %)-
dx
3x 1-
dt
dx
-5х+2ху
ху
dt
dy
:-4y+3xy
dt
dy
1
dt
10.
(b) For system (A), plot all nullclines and use this plot to determine all equilibrium solutions. Verify your
equilibrium solutions algebraically.
(c) Use your results from 5b to sketch in the long-term behavior of solutions with initial conditions
where in the first quadrant of the phase plane. For example, describe the long-term behavior of solu-
tions if the initial condition is in such-and-such region of the first quadrant. Provide a sketch of your
analysis in the x-y plane and justify any conjectures that you have about the long-term outcome for
the two populations based on the initial conditions.
any-
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