SOLVED: IVP ODEs (35 points). In a chemical reaction process, the concentrations obey the kinetic equations:dx = 4x^2y^2 - 2xy^2 5y - 9 dtdy = -3x^3y - 12xy^2 - 3y 9 dta. Determine the steady-state values of the reaction using Newton-Raphson. (15 pts)b. Plot the phase space of the reaction (X-Y plot with a sufficient number of transient solutions to show trends as well as SS's). (18 pts)c. From (b), indicate which steady states you think are stable. (2 pts)

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SOLVED: Consider the system of differential equations , with initial conditions . Use the MATLAB ode45() function to solve this system of differential equations and then plot the solution on a single plot for time to . Plot as a solid line, as a dotted line, and turn on the plotting grid and legend. Make sure to label your axes. As , what do and converge to? Explain.Problem 4:Consider the system of differential equationsx1(0) = -7, x2(0) = 2. Use the MATLAB ode45() function to sol

SOLVED:Numerically simulate the passive walker described in Tutorial 4.1. Use ODE45 in MATLAB to integrate the equation of motion in Eq. (4.34) with l=1  m, α=60^∘, θ^'(0)=0^∘, and θ̇^'(0)=0.1^∘ / s. For each stride, you will need one call to ODE45; the initial conditions of each stride (other than the first one) are given by Eqs. (4.31) and (4.38). Use Eq. (4.33) to check for toppling, which occurs if the specific normal force goes to zero. Simulate the walker for 10 steps, or until it falls ov

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