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Find the Eigen values and eigenvectors of the following matrices. Do some problems by hand to be sure you understand what the process means. Then check your results by computer.

(11-1111-11-1)

Short Answer

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The Eigen values of given matrix are λ=-2,λ=1, and λ=2, and corresponding eigenvectors X1=1-12,X2=-111andX3=110

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Given information

The given matrix is A=11-1111-11-1.

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Definition of Eigen values and Eigen vectors

Eigen values are the special set of scalar values that is associated with the set of linear equations most probably in the matrix equations

An Eigen vector or characteristic vector of a linear transformation is a nonzero vector that changes at most by a scalar factor when that linear transformation is applied to it.

The roots of characteristic equation|A-λl|=0of matrix A are known as the Eigen values of matrix A(I the unit matrix of same order as of A. The eigenvector corresponding to Eigen valueλiis given by|A-λil|Xi=0where Ois null matrix.

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Find the Eigen values of given function

The characteristic matrix of matrix A isA-λl

A-λl=11-1111-11-1-λ100010001=1-λ1-111-λ1-11-1-λ

Solve further

A-λl=01-λ1-111-λ1-11-1-λ=01-λ1-λ-1-λ-1-11-1-λ+11+11-λ=0

The characteristic equation of the matrix A is1-λ-l+λ2-1-1l-λ]-12-λ=0

1-λ-1+λ2-1+2λ-1=01-λλ2-2-21-λ=01-λλ2-4=0λ+2λ-21-λ=0

Hence, the eigen values of matrix A are λ=-2,λ=1, and λ=2.

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Find the Eigen vectors of given function

x=1⇒y=1Now, compute eigenvectors corresponding to these eigen values as follows:

LetX1=xyzbe the eigenvector corresponding to eigen valueλ=-2thenA-λlX1=0

A--2X3X1=[A+2C3lX111-1111-11-1+2100010001xyz=31-1131-111xyz

Then,

3x+y-zx+3y+z-x+y+z=0003x+y-z=0,x+3y+z=0,-x+y+z=0

Solving these equations, we get; z=2xand x+y=0. Further setting x=1, we getz=2and y=-1.

Thus, the eigenvector corresponding to eigen valuelocalid="1658831212317" λ=-2is X1=1-12.

LetX2=xyzbe the eigenvector corresponding to eigenλ=1 value then A-λlX2=0

A-2J3X1=lA-l3]X111-1111-11-1-100010001xyz=01-1101-11-2xyz

Then,

0x+y-zx+0y+z-x+y-2z=000y-z=0,x+z=0,-x+y-2z=0.

If we setz=1 theny=1 andx=-1

Hence, the eigenvector corresponding to eigen value λ=1is X2=-111.

Let X3=xyzbe the eigenvector corresponding to eigenvalue λ=2thenrole="math" localid="1658832438679" A-λiX3=0

A-2l3X1=A-2l3X111-1111-11-1-2100010001xyz=-11-11-11-11-3xyz

Then,

-x+y-zx-y+z-x+y-3z=000-x+y+z=0,x-y+z=0,-x+y-3z=0.

The solution is of these equations are y=x+3z,y=x+z, z=0therefore, . Now we set Hence, the eigenvector corresponding to eigenvalueλ=2 is X3=110.

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