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dx which statement about the system at = Ax is true? The characteristic polynomial of A is p(x) = λ² — 2λ – 3. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with positive real part and non-zero imaginary part. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with zero real part and non- zero imaginary part. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with negative real part and non-zero imaginary part. The matrix A is non-invertible.

dx which statement about the system at = Ax is true? The characteristic polynomial of A is p(x) = λ² — 2λ – 3. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with positive real part and non-zero imaginary part. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with zero real part and non- zero imaginary part. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with negative real part and non-zero imaginary part. The matrix A is non-invertible.

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which statement about the system = Ax is true? dx dt The characteristic polynomial of A is p(x) = λ² — 2λ – 3. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with positive real part and non-zero imaginary part. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with zero real part and non- zero imaginary part. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with negative real part and non-zero imaginary part. The matrix A is non-invertible.
Transcribed Image Text:which statement about the system = Ax is true? dx dt The characteristic polynomial of A is p(x) = λ² — 2λ – 3. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with positive real part and non-zero imaginary part. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with zero real part and non- zero imaginary part. The eigenvalues of matrix A are complex conjugate with negative real part and non-zero imaginary part. The matrix A is non-invertible.
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