Can QR Method Accurately Approximate Eigenvalues? [SOLVED]

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[SOLVED] Approximate eigenvalues

Use some QR method to approximate the eigenvalues of
[4 3]
[3 5]
and compare with the actual values.

The actual values are (9±√37)/2
 
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