A Habit to Acquire For each of the nonlinear systems in Problems 10-13, make a graph of the nullclines with arrows on and between them showing the direction of solutions. Iden- tify each equilibrium and label it stable or unstable. Interpret these sketches in terms of the systems' phase portraits, shown in Fig. 7.1.1(a)-(d), to clarify the behaviors of the trajecto- ries. Then for each graph write a paragraph to describe the behaviors. 10. $x' = y$ $y' = x(x - 1)$ 12. $x' = x^2 - y + 2$ $y' = y + 2x$ 11. $x' = xy$ $y' = y - 3 \cos x$ 13. $x' = 1 + y + x^2$ $y' = y/2 - 3x$
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