Let A be the matrix defined by [4 1 A : 0 -3 Let T : R? → R² be the map defined by T(x) = Ax. (a) (Hint: eigenvectors) (b) M(T) above. Don't forget to convert x to the basis B, and then Find a basis B for R? so that M(T) is a diagonal matrix. Let x = (2, –3). Compute A10(x) by using the matrix convert back.

Let A be the matrix defined by [4 1 A : 0 -3 Let T : R? → R² be the map defined by T(x) = Ax. (a) (Hint: eigenvectors) (b) M(T) above. Don't forget to convert x to the basis B, and then Find a basis B for R? so that M(T) is a diagonal matrix. Let x = (2, –3). Compute A10(x) by using the matrix convert back.

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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