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Arguing geometrically, find all eigen vectors and eigen values of the linear transformations. In each case, find an eigen basis if you can, and thus determine whether the given transformation is diagonalizable.

Scaling by 5 inR3.

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Eigen vectors are all vectorsv=R3

Eigen value will be=5

Eigen basis ise1,e2,e3

It is diagonalizable

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01

Definition of eigenbasis

An eigenbasis consist of eigen value of a matrix .

02

Note the given data

Clearly TV = 5V

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Calculation scaling by 5 in R3

Every vector v=R3is an eigen vector of A, with the corresponding eigen value will be =5

Hence the canonical basis e1,e2,e3for v=R3is an eigen basis.

Thus, the matrix of T is A=5l3which is already diagonal.

So T is diagonalisable

Hence the solutions are

Eigen vectors are all vectors

Eigen value will be=5

Eigen basis ise1,e2,e3

T is diagonalisable.

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In all parts of this problem, let V be the linear space of all 2 脳 2 matrices for which [12]is an eigenvector.

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