Use the factorization A = PDP Ak= - 7 40 - 2 11 = 45 1 1 1 01 30 to compute A I -1 5 1 - 4 1 where k represents an arbitrary positive integer.

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Use the factorization A = PDP to compute AK, where k represents an arbitrary positive integer.
1
4 5 30 - 1 5
=
****
I
1 1 01
1 - 4
AK =
- 7 40
- 2 11
Transcribed Image Text:Use the factorization A = PDP to compute AK, where k represents an arbitrary positive integer. 1 4 5 30 - 1 5 = **** I 1 1 01 1 - 4 AK = - 7 40 - 2 11
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