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Consider the system [ x' = -2y & y' = 2x] . Use dy/dx to find...

Consider the system [ x' = -2y & y' = 2x] . Use dy/dx to find the curves y = y(x).

Draw solution curves in the xy phase plane. What type of equilibrium point is the origin?

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