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Using paper and pencil, find the QR factorization of the matrices in Exercises 15 through 28. Compare with Exercises 1 through 14.

15.[21-2]

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The QR factorization of the matrices 21-2is21-2=2/31/3-2/3ÁåŸQ3ÁåŸR

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01

QR factorization

Consider an n×mmatrix Mwith linearly independent columns v→1,....v→m. Then there exists an n×mmatrix Qwhose columns u→1,....u→mare orthonormal and an upper triangular matrix Rwith positive diagonal entries such that.

M=QR

Furthermore, r11=v→1,rjj=v→j⊥,(Forj=2,...m)andrij=u→i.v→j.

02

According to above theorem

Let the given vector is, M=21-2,wherev→1=21-2, where .

Consider the terms below to find out the QR factorization.

r11=v→1=22+12+-22=4+1+4=3

Now, find u→1.

u→1=1r11v→1=1321-2=2/31/3-2/3

Thus, the value is21-2=2/31/3-2/3ÁåŸQ3ÁåŸR

Hence, the QR factorization for M is 21-2=2/31/3-2/3ÁåŸQ3ÁåŸR.

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