3 -1 Let B 7 -5 1 6. -6 2 Find all eigenvalues and a maximal set S of linearly independent eigenvectors for B. Is B diagonalizable? If not, explain why, and if so, find a matrix P such that P-'BP is diagonal and verify that it is.
3 -1 Let B 7 -5 1 6. -6 2 Find all eigenvalues and a maximal set S of linearly independent eigenvectors for B. Is B diagonalizable? If not, explain why, and if so, find a matrix P such that P-'BP is diagonal and verify that it is.
3 -1 Let B 7 -5 1 6. -6 2 Find all eigenvalues and a maximal set S of linearly independent eigenvectors for B. Is B diagonalizable? If not, explain why, and if so, find a matrix P such that P-'BP is diagonal and verify that it is.
- The union of the bases for all eigenspaces is a maximal linearly independent set of eigenvectors.
- The matrix (or linear operator) is diagonalizable if and only if the number of vectors in this set is equal to the size of the matrix (or the dimension of the vector space).
Quantities that have magnitude and direction but not position. Some examples of vectors are velocity, displacement, acceleration, and force. They are sometimes called Euclidean or spatial vectors.
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