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(5) 5x 6y 1 y-6x-7y + 1 (10) assume that the system: represents two competing populations, with ni being the desirable population and n2 a parasite. compute the populations ni (t) and n2(t) and any time t. show that both populations are headed for extinction. h ou that both populations ar

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