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Solve the Initial value porblem dx/dt=[-4 -4, 4 -4]x x(0)=[9 6] give your solution in real...

Solve the Initial value porblem
dx/dt=[-4 -4, 4 -4]x
x(0)=[9 6]
give your solution in real form
x1=
x2=
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