4.6.P2 Show that (a) |6 is not diagonalizable (by similarity) but is condiagonalizable.(b) is diagonalizable but not condiagonalizable. (c) is neither diagonalizablenor condiagonalizable.

To show: (a) The matix i10i is not diagonalizable but it is condiagonalizable. (b) The matix 1-111…

Answered: is not diagonalizable (by similarity)…

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is not diagonalizable (by similarity) but is condiagonalizable. 4.6.P2 Show that (a) [ (b) [] is diagonalizable but not condiagonalizable. (c) [] is neither diagonalizable nor condiagonalizable.