1. For the following find the steady states, and then determine whether they are asymptotically stable, unstable, or indeterminate. Any parameters appearing in the equations should be assumed to be positive. a) {x' = 1 - 2x - y - xy, y' = 3xy - y} g) {u' = e^u - v, v' = uv} b) {x' = y - x^2, y' = y + x^3} h) {u' = au - buv, v' = -cv + duv} c) {u' = 1 + v, v' = u + v^3} i) {S' = 2S - S^2 - (2SP)/(1+S), P' = (2SP)/(1+S) - P} d) {u' = 4 - uv^2, v' = -v + uv^2} j) {S' = -1/2 IS + 1 - I - S, I' = 1/2 IS - I} e) {u' = u^2 - v, v' = 2u - 3v} k) {u' = v - u, v' = (2 - u - v)(1 + v^2)} f) {u' = u^2 + v^2, 2v' = sin(u)} l) {S' = -aES + b(E_0 - E), E' = -aES + (c + b)(E_0 - E)}
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