Chapter 7: Q7-12E (page 383)
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12. If a real matrix A has only the eigenvalues 1 and −1, then A must be orthogonal.
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The given statement is false.
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Chapter 7: Q7-12E (page 383)
TRUE OR FALSE
12. If a real matrix A has only the eigenvalues 1 and −1, then A must be orthogonal.
The given statement is false.
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Arguing geometrically, find all eigenvectors and eigenvalues of the linear transformations in Exercises 15 through 22. In each case, find an eigenbasis if you can, and thus determine whether the given transformation is diagonalizable.
Reflection about a plane v in.
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Scaling by 5 in.
find an eigenbasis for the given matrice and diagonalize:
Representing the orthogonal projection onto the plane
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