Which of the following is true? Select all possible answers. The sum of two eigenvectors is always an eigenvector The scalar multiple of an eigenvector is always an eigenvector DIf L is an eigenvector and N is a vector in the null space of a matrix A, then L + N will be an eigenvector DA 3 x 3 matrix always has at least one real eigenvalue DAll rotation matrices in 2D have real eigenvalues
Which of the following is true? Select all possible answers. The sum of two eigenvectors is always an eigenvector The scalar multiple of an eigenvector is always an eigenvector DIf L is an eigenvector and N is a vector in the null space of a matrix A, then L + N will be an eigenvector DA 3 x 3 matrix always has at least one real eigenvalue DAll rotation matrices in 2D have real eigenvalues
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