7. For each of the following equations sketch the phase portrait of the correspond-ing first order system. Then sketch the graphs of several solutions s(t) fordifferent initial conditions:(b) s".(c) s" + s'+s=0(a) s" + s: 0=-8= 0

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For each of the following equations sketch the phase portrait of the correspond- ing first order system. Then sketch the graphs of several solutions s(t) for different initial conditions: (a) s" + s = 0 (b) s" s" + s + s = 0 - 8= = 0