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Most students solve this system the same way: 𝑥'=𝐴𝑥 ,𝐴=(0−2) ( 1−3) They compute eigenvalues… Write exponentials… And assume they understand the behavior. But here’s the truth: Eigenvalues alone are not enough. And that’s the mistake costing students marks. 🔹 The Problem Solve the linear system: x′=Ax Find the general solution and understand the phase portrait. 🔹 The Struggle Students often: • Treat matrix systems as algebra • Ignore eigenvector geometry • Miss transient growth behavior • Assume decay rates tell the full story This leads to: • Incorrect qualitative sketches • Lost exam marks • Low confidence in linear systems If that’s happened to you — you’re not alone. 🔹 The Solution In this video, we show: • How eigenvalues determine stability • Why eigenvectors determine direction • What transient behavior looks like • How to see the system geometrically • The exact conceptual mistake to avoid This isn’t about memorizing steps. It’s about understanding structure so clearly that panic disappears. 📘 Advanced Integration Techniques (for serious undergraduates) 🎓 One-on-one tutoring (Calc, ODEs, Physics) 🔗 Resources: https://www.stem1online.com/category/... If you’re trying to recover your grade before midterms — this channel is built for you. 0:00 — The matrix ODE mistake most students make 1:15 — Writing the system properly 2:40 — Computing eigenvalues (carefully) 4:30 — What the eigenvalues actually mean 6:20 — Finding eigenvectors (and why they matter) 8:10 — Building the full solution 10:00 — What the phase portrait really looks like 12:00 — The mistake you’ll never make again #DifferentialEquations #LinearAlgebra #SystemsOfODEs #EngineeringStudents #MathHelp #STEMEducation