| Subject: | linear algebra with diagonalizable. |
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| From: | "mina_world" |
| Date: | Sun, 3 Dec 2006 14:17:48 +0900 |
| Newsgroups: | sci.math |
Hello sir~ Matrix A = |cos@ -sin@| |sin@ cos@ | Show that A is diagonalizable. Find P such that P^-1.A.P = D -------------------------------- I think.... |xA - I| = x^2 - 2xcos@ + 1 = 0. so, x = cos@ +-sqrt[(cos@)^2 - 1] Hm...I have a trouble. How do you solve this? |
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