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Find the QR factorization of the matrices [101778121776].

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The QR factorization of the matrix is 101778121776=1/107/101/107/10-1/200-1/2-1/200-1/2101010020002.

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01

Determine column u→1 and entries r11 of R.

Consider the matrix M=101778121776and v1=1717, v2=0727and v3=1816.

By the theorem of QR method, the value ofu1 andr11 is defined as follows.

r11=v1u1=1r11v1

Simplify the equationr11=v1 as follows.

r11=v1r11=1717r11=12+72+12+72r11=10

Substitute the values 10 forr11and1717for in the equationu1=1r11v1as follows.

u1=1r11v1u1=1101717u1=1/107/101/107/10

Therefore, the valuesu1=1/107/101/107/10and r11=10.

02

Determine column v→2⊥ and entries r12 of R.

As r12=u1v2, substitute the values0727 forv2 and110710110710 foru1 in the equation as follows.

r12=u1v2r12=110710110710.0727r12=4910+15+4910r12=10

Substitute the values 0727for v2, 10 for r12and 1/107/101/107/10foru1 in the equationv2=v2-r12u1 as follows.

v2=v2-r12u1v2=0727-101/107/101/107/10v2=0727-1717v2=-1010

Therefore, the valuesv2=-1010 and r12=10.

03

Determine column u→2 and entries r22 of R.

The value ofu2andr22is defined as follows.

r22=v2u2=1r22v2

Simplify the equationr22=v2as follows.

r22=v2r22=-1010r22=-12+02+12+02r22=2

Substitute the values2forr22and-1010forv2in the equation u2=1r22v2as follows.

localid="1660111423835" u2=1r22v2u2=12-1010u2=-1/201/20

Therefore, the valuesu2=-1/201/20and r22=2.

04

Determine column v→3⊥, entries r13 and r23 of R.

As r13=u1v3, substitute the values1816 forv3 and110710110710 foru1 in the equation as follows.

role="math" localid="1660112927183" r13=u1v3r13=110710110710.1816r23=110+710+110+710r13=10

Substitute the values 1816for v3and-120120 for in the equation r23=u2v3as follows.

r23=u2v3r23=-120120.1816r23=-12+12r23=0

Substitute the values1816 for v3, 10 for r13, 0 for r23,1/107/101/107/10 foru1 and-1/20120 foru2 in the equationv3=v3-r13u1-r23u2 as follows.

v3=v3-r13u1-r23u2v3=1816-101/107/101/107/10-0-1/201/20v3=1816-1717v3=0101

Therefore, the values role="math" localid="1660111878414" v3=0101,r13=10 and role="math" localid="1660111919189" r23=0.

05

Determine column u→3 and entries r33 of R.

The value ofu3andr33is defined as follows.

r33=v3u3=1r33v3

Simplify the equationr33=v3as follows.

r33=v3r33=0101r33=02+12+02+12r33=2

Substitute the values2forlocalid="1660113946949" r33and0101forlocalid="1660113959100" v3in the equationlocalid="1660113976831" u3=1r33v3as follows.

localid="1660114003302" u3=1r33v3u3=12-1010u3=-1/201/20

Therefore, the matriceslocalid="1660114249217" Q=1/10-1/207/1001/21/101/207/1001/2and R=101010020002.

Hence, the QR factorization of the matrix is 101778121776=1/10-1/207/1001/21/101/207/1001/2101010020002.

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