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For each of the matricesA in Exercises 7 through 11, find an orthogonal matrix S and a diagonal matrix Dsuch that S-1AS=D. Do not use technology.

7. A=3223

Short Answer

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The diagonal matrix is D=5001and the orthogonal matrix is S=121-111.

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01

Define symmetric matrix

In linear algebra, a symmetric matrix is a square matrix that does not change when its transpose is calculated. A symmetric matrix is defined as one whose transpose is identical to the matrix itself.

A square matrix of size n x nis symmetric if BT= B.

02

Find the eigenvalues of the given matrix

Given,

A=3223

According to theorem 7.2.1,

detA-In=0

The formula for finding eigenspace is

E=kerA-In=vinn:Av=v

Now we need to find an orthonormal eigenbasis for the given matrix A.

detA-I2=0=det3223-00=0det3-2-02-03-=0

(3-)(3-)-22=02-6+5=0(-5)(-1)=0=5,1

The eigenvalues of the given matrix A are 5,1.

03

Find the eigenspaces for λ=5

Eigenspace for=5

E5=kerA-5I2=ker3223-5005=ker3-52-02-03-5=ker-222-2

Find the kernel of the matrix.

-222-2x1x2=00

New second row:

R2+R1R2-2200x1x2=00

From above equation we get,

-2x1+2x2=0-2x1=-2x2x1=x2

Therefore, the eigenvector of the given matrix can be represented as:

x1x2=x2x2=x211,x2R

Hence the eigenspace for =5is E5=span11.

04

Find the eigenspaces for λ=1

Eigenspace for=1=1

width="164">E1=kerA-I2=ker3223-1001=ker2222

Find the kernel of the matrix.

=2222x1x2=00

New second row:

R2-R1R2=2200x1x2=00

From above equation we get,

2x1+2x2=02x1=-2x2x1=-x2

Therefore the eigenvector is given as

x1x2=-x2x2=x2-11,x2R

Hence the eigenspace for =1is E1=span-11.

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