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Hello students, to find the eigenvalue and eigenvector of a matrix, we need to solve the characteristics equation that is determinant of a -lambda i equal to 0 where a is the matrix and lambda is the eigenvalue and i is the identity matrix.
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After finding the eigenvalue, we can substitute them back into a -lambda i and solve for the equation a -lambda i into v equal to 0 to find the corresponding eigenvector.
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First, matrix a that is equal to 1 -3 3 3 -5 3 6 -6 4.
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Now to find the eigenvalue, we will solve the characteristics equation that is determinant of a -lambda i equal to 0.
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So lambda cube, this lead to the equation lambda cube minus 0 into lambda square minus 7 lambda minus 18 equal to 0.
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This is equal to lambda minus 2 into lambda plus 3 into lambda minus 3 equal to 0.
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So the eigenvalues are lambda equal to lambda 1 equal to 2, lambda 2 equal to 3 minus 3 and lambda 4 equal to, this is lambda plus 3 lambda plus 3.
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This is lambda plus 3 lambda plus 3.
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So we will get lambda 1 equal to 2, lambda 2 equal to minus 3 and lambda 3 is also minus 3.
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To find eigenvector we solve a minus lambda i into b equal to 0.
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For lambda equal to 2, minus 1, 3, 3, 3 minus 7, 3, 6 minus 6, 2, b equal to 0.
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So solving we will get v1 equal to 1, 1, 2.
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Now solving for lambda equal to minus 3, lambda equal to minus 3, solving the system we will get v2 equal to 1, 0, 1 and for, in this case we have two linearly independent eigenvector v1 and v2 which span the space.
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Therefore matrix a is diagonalizable.
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Now moving forward to the second, matrix b.
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So matrix b is given as b equal to 3, minus 1, 1, 7, minus 5, 1, 6, minus 6, 2...