Verify that A; is an eigenvalue of A and that x, is a corresponding eigenvector. 21 = 5, x1 = (1, 2, –1) 12=-3, x2 = (-2, 1 0) 23=-3, x3 = (3,0, 1) -2 2-3 %3D A = 1 -6 -1 -2 21 3 1 Ax1 2 1-6 = 11x1 1-2 0. 11 3D2 2 Ax2 -3 1 %3D -2 2 -3 3. 3. AX3 1 -6 3 0 %3D %3D -2 0.
Verify that A; is an eigenvalue of A and that x, is a corresponding eigenvector. 21 = 5, x1 = (1, 2, –1) 12=-3, x2 = (-2, 1 0) 23=-3, x3 = (3,0, 1) -2 2-3 %3D A = 1 -6 -1 -2 21 3 1 Ax1 2 1-6 = 11x1 1-2 0. 11 3D2 2 Ax2 -3 1 %3D -2 2 -3 3. 3. AX3 1 -6 3 0 %3D %3D -2 0.
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