Tow questions ( differential equation )

In summary, the conversation is discussing two systems of differential equations. The first system has a critical point at (0,0) and is almost linear in the neighborhood of that point. It is shown that if g'(0) > 0, the critical point is unstable, and if g'(0) < 0, it is asymptotically stable. The second system also has a critical point at (0,0) and is almost linear at that point. It is shown that if f'(0)g'(0) > 0, the critical point is a saddle point, and if f'(0)g'(0) < 0, it is a center or spiral point.
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Please can you solve this tow questions today...



Q1) If g is a function such that g(0)=0 and all high order derivatives exist consider the
autonomous system

dx/dt = g(y) dy/dt = g(x)

a. show that (o.o) is critical point and that system is almost linear in the neighborhood of (o.o)


b. show that if g'(o)>o then critical point (o,o) is unstable and that if g'(o)<o then the critical point is asymptotically stable


c. show that the critical point (o,o) is a saddle point and unstable






Q2) consider the system

dx/dt =f(y) dy/dt =g(x)

where f,g are functions whit all their higher derivatives exist and f(o)=g(o)=o and f'(0)≠0 g'(o)≠o


a. show that (o.o) is critical point of the system and the system is almost linear system at it.




b. show that if f'(0)g'(0)>0 then the critical point (0.0) is a saddle point and if f'(0)g'(0)<0 then the critical point (0.0) is a center or spiral point



thank you

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please help me and i well be thanking for you :smile:
 
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Please start by reading the files you were supposed to have read when you registered for this forum! You will not get any "help" if you refuse to even TRY doing the problem yourself!
 

1. What is a differential equation?

A differential equation is a mathematical equation that describes the relationship between a function and its derivatives. It involves the use of derivatives, which represent the rate of change of a variable, to express how a system changes over time.

2. How are differential equations used in science?

Differential equations are used to model and solve problems in various scientific fields, such as physics, engineering, biology, economics, and more. They are particularly useful in predicting and understanding the behavior of dynamic systems over time.

3. What are the different types of differential equations?

The three main types of differential equations are ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations, and stochastic differential equations. Ordinary differential equations involve only one independent variable, while partial differential equations involve multiple independent variables. Stochastic differential equations involve random processes.

4. How do you solve a differential equation?

The method for solving a differential equation depends on its type and complexity. Some differential equations can be solved analytically using techniques such as separation of variables, substitution, and integration, while others may require numerical methods such as Euler's method or Runge-Kutta method.

5. What are some real-world applications of differential equations?

Differential equations have numerous applications in real-world systems, such as modeling population growth, predicting the spread of diseases, analyzing the behavior of electrical circuits, and designing control systems for vehicles and machinery. They are also used in image processing, signal processing, and financial analysis.

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