Diagonalize the matrices in Exercises 7–20, if possible. The eigenvalues for Exercises 11–16 are as follows: (11) λ = 1, 2 3, (12) λ = 2, 8; (13) λ = 5, 1; (14) λ = 5, 4; (15) λ = 3, 1; (16) λ = 2, 1. For Exercise 18, one eigenvalue is λ = 5 and one eigenvector is (−2, 1, 2).
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