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Using the software, sketch the direction field in the phase-plane for the systemdxdt=y,dydt=-x-x3. From the sketch, conjecture whether all solutions of this system are bounded. Solve the related phase plane differential equation and confirm your conjecture.

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The solutions of the system are bounded.

Step by step solution

01

Find a critical point

Here the equation is:

dxdt=ydydt=-x-x3

And

dydx=-x-x3y∫ydy=∫-x-x3dxy22=-x22-x44+c

02

Sketch the Directional field. 

03

Sketch for the solution.

Thus, the system is bounded.

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