Given [-5 2 3 Q= 2 1 0 3 0 -1] )(10) Find a non-singular matrix P such that P*Q P=D is diagonal. Find D. )()Find the spectral decomposition of Q =) (8) Identify a quadratic form associated with this matrix. Make an orthogonal rotation that eliminate the cross terms in this quadratic form Q. Express Q in terms of new variables x y, z. Identify and specify the new surface on the zew axis system for Q = 28.

Given [-5 2 3 Q= 2 1 0 3 0 -1] )(10) Find a non-singular matrix P such that P*Q P=D is diagonal. Find D. )()Find the spectral decomposition of Q =) (8) Identify a quadratic form associated with this matrix. Make an orthogonal rotation that eliminate the cross terms in this quadratic form Q. Express Q in terms of new variables x y, z. Identify and specify the new surface on the zew axis system for Q = 28.

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Given
T-5 2 3
Q= 2 1 0
3 0 -1]
a) (10) Find a non-singular matrix P such that PQP =D is diagonal. Find D.
b) (7) Find the spectral decomposition of Q
c) (8) Identify a quadratic form associated with this matrix.
Make an orthogonal rotation that eliminate the cross terms in this quadratic form Q.
Express Q in terms of new variables x, y, z. Identify and specify the new surface on the
new axis system for Q = 28.

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