Explanation Given information: Two companies, A and B, are in competition with each other. Let x represents the net worth (in millions of dollars) of Company A and y represents the net worth (in millions of dollars) of Company B. The four trajectories are given by For the trajectory I, initially both the company gains money as the time changes, the company B meets the loss continuously and the company A lose some money in the middle of time then continuous to grow and gains money. In the long run, company B lose and company A gains...

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Chapter 9.6, Problem 8P

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The initial condition, whether the companies gain or lose money early on and the condition in a long run.

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