f the eighenvalues are -1, -1 and 2 , obtained from (2-λ )(λ +1)^2=0 , then what are the eighenvectors and therefore , Construct the orthogonal matrix O from the three orthogonal unit eigenvectors. Prove that O^(−1) = O^T . can you please provide explantions and , do not use the The Gram-Schmidt process

f the eighenvalues are -1, -1 and 2 , obtained from (2-λ )(λ +1)^2=0 , then what are the eighenvectors and therefore , Construct the orthogonal matrix O from the three orthogonal unit eigenvectors. Prove that O^(−1) = O^T . can you please provide explantions and , do not use the The Gram-Schmidt process

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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