Consider the real quadratic form q : R’ → R, defined via: q(x1, x2, X3) = x + 25x; + 125x + 10x1x2 + 20x1x3 + 100x2x3 !3! (a) Write down a symmetric matrix, [q]%, representing q in terms of the following ordered basis of R' over R: --900 E = (b) Determine C, the real canonical form of q.
Consider the real quadratic form q : R’ → R, defined via: q(x1, x2, X3) = x + 25x; + 125x + 10x1x2 + 20x1x3 + 100x2x3 !3! (a) Write down a symmetric matrix, [q]%, representing q in terms of the following ordered basis of R' over R: --900 E = (b) Determine C, the real canonical form of q.
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