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so we have a matrix: assume [[row]. [row]], dx/dt = [[6, -2], [20, -6]]x. which is...

so we have a matrix: assume [[row]. [row]], dx/dt = [[6, -2], [20, -6]]x. which is with x(0) = [[2], [3]] what is the solution in real form x1= ? and x2 = ? Also what is the trajectory look like?
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