Jill Maegan B. Pamplona MATH 213 ‘March 11, 2022 A. Consider the differential equation dy/dt = 1-2(1+8)y+y", where 8 is some parameter. 1. Find the expression for equilibrium point/s (solutions) in terms of 8. fply) = a-tytWByty? | t-2yt2ay ty sO 2. Using the expression in (1), find the values of the parameter i for which there is ex- actly one equilibrium solution of the differential equation (hint: One such value is 31 = 0, determine the other value 32). . For R20. Indy + aCoy tY*#O For By= 2, 1- dy + 2CMy ty? “0 yr rtytzo ya dy tO (re ncy-nee Cyn Cyt) £o oe Yorn 3. For what values of 3 are there no equilibrium solutions to the differential equation? for what values are there more than one equilibrium solutions? Justi yt ate a fect 4 TAS TERT yet * abs we rere aie Ot jeast 490 Solu tions « Tec bats tere ie po eqasirium solution teak roo TNA Aiteaton pouit/s (value/s of 6 ) and describe the change in behavior of solutions at the bifurcation values.Jill Maegan B. Pamplona MATH 213 March 11, 2022 B. Consider the modified predator prey system iw — rx? — bry ey + ky — myz a= pot aye Here, 2 represents the population of another species preying on,§he predator population xy. Parameters a,r,b,c,k,m,p,q are assumed to be nonnegative, 1 5. Identify the nullclines for the system. 1 = x's x(a- rx -ey)=° Were) ye a-t* » yt = yC-ed ex=mz) =o yro zeny i‘ m B= abprqy)=o 9 ye Pla 6. Identify the conditions on the parameters a,r,b,c,k,m,p,q in order for a coexistence equilibrium solution (2*, y*, z*) to exist. TNVersection Of muciMeS fromm oPPOsite derivatives gwe equilibrium — sowtions certify on my honor that the solutions are my own work and I did not obtain assistance from anyone and online, to come up with these solutions.