3.3: The following system of equations is a model for the populations of two species that competefor limited resources.x'(t) = 2x(1 –- )- »- xyy'(1) = 3y (1 –) –- 2.xy.Find and sketch the nullclines and find any equilibrium values. Use the nullclines to sketch thephase plane, indicating the trajectories of several possible solution. Based on your sketch, what canyou say about the stability of the equilibria?

We are given the following system. x'(t)=2x1-x2-xyy'(t)=3y1-y3-2xy We will now find the…

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