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- Verifying Eigenvalues and EigenvectorsIn Exercises 1-6, verify that i is an eigenvalues of A and that Xi is a corresponding eigenvector. A=[413021003], 1=4,X1=(1,0,0)2=2,X2=(1,2,0)3=3,X3=(2,1,1)arrow_forwardVerifying Eigenvalues and EigenvectorsIn Exercises 1-6, verify that i is an eigenvalues of A and that Xi is a corresponding eigenvector. A=[010001100], 1=1,X1=(1,1,1)arrow_forwardDetermining Eigenvectors In Exercise 9-12, determine whether X is an eigenvector of A. A=[7224] a X=(1,2) b X=(2,1) c X=(1,2) d X=(1,0)arrow_forward
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