Select a square matrix (3 x 3 or larger) from anywhere in our textbook, outside of chapter 7. Call the matrix A and make sure you tell us what the matrix is. Then: 1. Give all the eigen-information for the matrix A, including: 1. Characteristic Polynomial 2. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors 3. Algebraic multiplicity 4. Geometric multiplicity

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BEFORE YOU POST YOUR WORK MAKE SURE YOU POST PICTURES OF YOUR WORK AND DO NOT TYPE IT, IT'S HARDER TO UNDERSTAND

Can you please solve everything of what is asking on the picture by using the matrix provided. Make sure you explain each step you make and show all of your work.

for the matrix just choose any matrix you want but it has to be a 3x3.

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**Initial Post Prompt**

Select a square matrix (3 x 3 or larger) from anywhere in our textbook, outside of chapter 7. Call the matrix A and make sure you tell us what the matrix is.

Then:

1. Give all the eigen-information for the matrix A, including:
   1. Characteristic Polynomial
   2. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
   3. Algebraic multiplicity
   4. Geometric multiplicity
   5. Eigenspaces
2. State whether or not we can use the eigenvectors of A to form an eigenbasis. If so, state the eigenbasis.
3. State whether or not the matrix is defective or non-defective.
4. State if the matrix is diagonalizable and state how you know.
5. If the matrix is diagonalizable, then diagonalize the matrix.
Transcribed Image Text:**Initial Post Prompt** Select a square matrix (3 x 3 or larger) from anywhere in our textbook, outside of chapter 7. Call the matrix A and make sure you tell us what the matrix is. Then: 1. Give all the eigen-information for the matrix A, including: 1. Characteristic Polynomial 2. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors 3. Algebraic multiplicity 4. Geometric multiplicity 5. Eigenspaces 2. State whether or not we can use the eigenvectors of A to form an eigenbasis. If so, state the eigenbasis. 3. State whether or not the matrix is defective or non-defective. 4. State if the matrix is diagonalizable and state how you know. 5. If the matrix is diagonalizable, then diagonalize the matrix.
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solve the last question from the picture above, #5 eigenvalues ,2,,3,4,5 if the matrix is diagonazilble.

PLEASE WRITE THE MATRIX THE PERSON USED, I DONT KNOW WHAT MATRIX HE USED.

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