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Let A be an n x n matrix with eigenvalue [tex]\lambda[/tex] . Prove that [tex]\lambda[/tex] ^2 is and eigenvalue of A^2 and that if v is an eigenvector for A, then v is also an eigenvector for A^2.
Linear algebra is a branch of mathematics that deals with the study of linear equations and their representations in vector spaces.
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