Linear Algebra: General Solution, Stability & Diagonal Transforms

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The discussion revolves around a linear algebra homework question concerning the general solution, stability, and diagonal transforms. Participants are exploring approaches to tackle the problem, particularly focusing on eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

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  • One participant expresses being completely stuck on the homework question and seeks guidance on how to approach it.
  • Another participant suggests finding the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the matrix as a potential method to solve the problem.
  • A participant reminds others about the forum rules against "bumping" threads without adding value, emphasizing the importance of constructive contributions.

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There is no consensus on the approach to the homework question, as participants are still in the early stages of discussion and no solutions have been proposed or agreed upon.

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Hi everyone I'm taking a linear algebra class at university right now and this is one of my homework questions . I am unsure how to even approach these questions. Any pointers in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

I apologize in advance for not showing any attempt at this question because I am completely stuck. Thanks again for any help.
 
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Hi qybah,

Although I won't be able to correspond often, but for (a), have you tried finding the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the matrix?
 
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