Sketch the phase portraits for the following
systems. (Here r and θ are polar coordinates in the plane.)
a.
r' = r3 - 4r
θ' = 1
b.
r' = r(1 - r2)(9 - r2)
θ' = 1
c.
r' = r(1 - r2)(4 - r2)
θ' = 2 - r2
Sketch the phase portraits for the following systems. (Here r and θ are polar coordinates in the ...
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