Let A be a 2 x 2 such that [2] is an eigenvector for [3] A with eigenvalue 1, and [1] is an eigenvector for A [2] with eigenvalue 1/2. If v = [-1] [1 ] Compute A^4 V? Help please.
Is this calculus
linear algebra
Oh so Algebra 2
I sctuslly want to learn how this works im in Geometry so learning ahead can't be that bad
(I just did some research myself from wikipedia so i may not be reliable) Maybe let the matrix be \(\left(\begin{matrix}a&b\\c&d\end{matrix}\right)\)?
Whats a matrix
I thought you learnt what's a matrix... Well before you learn eigenvalues and eigenvectors you must learn matrix right?
so i have to find A using the eigenvectors and eigenvalues?
Im only 10th grade
but I thought you are learning ahead? P.S. no bragging by I knew matrix since i was in 5th grade or so
but*
hope that helps
@kc_kennylau Im happy for you but Im in tenth grade know what vectors are
Eigenvector is not exactly related to vector :)
How do i know i should find [P^-1] and D^4?
I was bragging that i knew what vectors are lol im studying on Khan Academy
wait @jlg030597 I thought you were the question owner lol fml
@jan4712 but there ain't P and D...
Nope Jan is I wanted to learn how it worked
@jan4712 if you didn't know, now, you know. That's the process to find out exponential matrix
sorry i was referring to loser66. so D^n for A^n?
\[A^n \neq D^n\] \[A^n = P^- * D^n*P\] 3 matrices time together, and the order MUST be that.
Oh my Im so confused now
@jlg030597 you have to have some basis to solve this problem
i get it. thank you!
np
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