Consider the symmetric matrix ΓΟ A = L2 21 220 202 022 01 a) Diagonalize the matrix A in the form A = SAST, with S an orthogonal matrix containing the (normalized) eigenvectors and A a diagonal matrix containing the eigenvalues. b) Using the eigenvalue decomposition computed in a), determine (including a short explanation!) a. the rank of the matrix A. b. the determinant of the matrix A. C. the null space of the matrix A. -1 c) For the symmetric matrix B=A¹¹, decompose the quadratic form Q(x) = x B x with x=[x_x_x3] as the sum of r = rank(B) squares of independent linear forms. (Note: different solutions exist, one is sufficient. Using the eigenvalue decomposition computed in a), this question can even be answered without computing the inverse matrix !)

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Consider the symmetric matrix
ΓΟ
A =
L2
21
220
202
022
01
a) Diagonalize the matrix A in the form A = SAST, with S an orthogonal matrix containing the
(normalized) eigenvectors and A a diagonal matrix containing the eigenvalues.
b) Using the eigenvalue decomposition computed in a), determine (including a short explanation!)
a.
the rank of the matrix A.
b. the determinant of the matrix A.
C.
the null space of the matrix A.
-1
c) For the symmetric matrix B=A¹¹, decompose the quadratic form Q(x) = x B x with
x=[x_x_x3] as the sum of r = rank(B) squares of independent linear forms.
(Note: different solutions exist, one is sufficient. Using the eigenvalue decomposition computed
in a), this question can even be answered without computing the inverse matrix !)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the symmetric matrix ΓΟ A = L2 21 220 202 022 01 a) Diagonalize the matrix A in the form A = SAST, with S an orthogonal matrix containing the (normalized) eigenvectors and A a diagonal matrix containing the eigenvalues. b) Using the eigenvalue decomposition computed in a), determine (including a short explanation!) a. the rank of the matrix A. b. the determinant of the matrix A. C. the null space of the matrix A. -1 c) For the symmetric matrix B=A¹¹, decompose the quadratic form Q(x) = x B x with x=[x_x_x3] as the sum of r = rank(B) squares of independent linear forms. (Note: different solutions exist, one is sufficient. Using the eigenvalue decomposition computed in a), this question can even be answered without computing the inverse matrix !)
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