(Linear Algebra)107.3Pls help thanks Consider the following matrix.-10 -10 -10 -1A =-10 -10 -10 -1110 -1Use this list of theorems to answer the following questions.(a) Is A symmetric? Explain.O Yes, because A = AT.Yes, because A + AT.O No, because A = AT.O No, because A # AT.(b) Is A diagonalizable? Explain. (Select all that apply.)O yes, by the Real Spectral TheoremO yes, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesyes, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matricesno, by the Real Spectral Theoremno, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesno, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matrices(c) Are the eigenvalues of A real? Explain. (Select all that apply.)O yes, by the Real Spectral Theoremyes, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesyes, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric MatricesO no, by the Real Spectral Theoremno, by the Property of Symmetric MatricesO no, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matrices (d) The eigenvalues of A are distinct. What are the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces? Explain.O The multiplicity of each eigenvalue is 1, so the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces are 1.The multiplicity of each eigenvalue is 1, so the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces are 5.O The multiplicity of each eigenvalue is 5, so the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces are 1.O The multiplicity of each eigenvalue is 5, so the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces are 5.(e) Is A orthogonal? Explain.O Yes, because the columns form an orthonormal set.O No, because the columns do not form an orthonormal set.(f) For the eigenvalues of A, are the corresponding eigenvectors orthogonal? Explain. (Select all that apply.)O yes, by the Real Spectral Theoremyes, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesyes, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matricesno, by the Real Spectral Theoremno, by the Property of Symmetric MatricesO no, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matrices(9) Is A orthogonally diagonalizable? Explain. (Select all that apply.)O yes, by the Real Spectral TheoremO yes, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesyes, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matricesno, by the Real Spectral Theoremno, by the Property of Symmetric MatricesO no, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matrices

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(Linear Algebra)107.3Pls help thanks Consider the following matrix.-10 -10 -10 -1A =-10 -10 -10 -1110 -1Use this list of theorems to answer the following questions.(a) Is A symmetric? Explain.O Yes, because A = AT.Yes, because A + AT.O No, because A = AT.O No, because A # AT.(b) Is A diagonalizable? Explain. (Select all that apply.)O yes, by the Real Spectral TheoremO yes, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesyes, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matricesno, by the Real Spectral Theoremno, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesno, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matrices(c) Are the eigenvalues of A real? Explain. (Select all that apply.)O yes, by the Real Spectral Theoremyes, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesyes, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric MatricesO no, by the Real Spectral Theoremno, by the Property of Symmetric MatricesO no, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matrices (d) The eigenvalues of A are distinct. What are the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces? Explain.O The multiplicity of each eigenvalue is 1, so the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces are 1.The multiplicity of each eigenvalue is 1, so the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces are 5.O The multiplicity of each eigenvalue is 5, so the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces are 1.O The multiplicity of each eigenvalue is 5, so the dimensions of the corresponding eigenspaces are 5.(e) Is A orthogonal? Explain.O Yes, because the columns form an orthonormal set.O No, because the columns do not form an orthonormal set.(f) For the eigenvalues of A, are the corresponding eigenvectors orthogonal? Explain. (Select all that apply.)O yes, by the Real Spectral Theoremyes, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesyes, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matricesno, by the Real Spectral Theoremno, by the Property of Symmetric MatricesO no, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matrices(9) Is A orthogonally diagonalizable? Explain. (Select all that apply.)O yes, by the Real Spectral TheoremO yes, by the Property of Symmetric Matricesyes, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matricesno, by the Real Spectral Theoremno, by the Property of Symmetric MatricesO no, by the Fundamental Theorem of Symmetric Matrices

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