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consider the simplified linear system system, dS/dt= -αI dI/dt= αI For α > 0, find the...

consider the simplified linear system system,

dS/dt= -αI

dI/dt= αI

For α > 0, find the general solution of this linear system, and sketch the phase portrait. Also, briefly explain how increasing α influences solutions in this linear model.

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