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Solve each initial value problem, then classify the type and stability of the critical point at...

Solve each initial value problem, then classify the type and stability of the critical point at (0,0) of each system:

x1'=4x1-5x2; x2'=5x1-4x2

x1(2019)=16; x2(2019)=25

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