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Let A and B be matrices .
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You know that \(Av=\lambda v\) and \(Bv=\mu v\). How else can you write \((A+B)v\)?
you can distribute the v to both A and B and then use equalities?
so you would get (lambda+ mu)v..
That's basically it (with a few steps skipped). So \(\lambda+\mu\) is an eigenvalue of \(A+B\) for \(v\).
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