11Consider the matrix A =-12 and vectors x = 1 and y0 2Let vector v be defined as v = (A – A' )y. Evaluate the scalar product x v.1-1

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1 1 Consider the matrix A = -1 2 and vectors x = 1 and y 0 2 Let vector v be defined as v = (A - A' )y. Evaluate the scalar product x v. 1-1