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I can do everything, until I get to the point of actually putting the system of equations into that eigenvector "form". I won't use my actual numbers, but say I have solved everything and got:
ax = by
ax = by
Where a and b are 2 numbers, but a doesn't equal b.
Does this mean that for everyone 1 'y', I get (a/b) lots of x's, and so my vector is (a/b, 1). Or is it the other way round so for everyone 1 'x', I get (b/a) y's, so my vector is (1,b/a). Or is it simply (a,b)?
Thank you for your help :)
ax = by
ax = by
Where a and b are 2 numbers, but a doesn't equal b.
Does this mean that for everyone 1 'y', I get (a/b) lots of x's, and so my vector is (a/b, 1). Or is it the other way round so for everyone 1 'x', I get (b/a) y's, so my vector is (1,b/a). Or is it simply (a,b)?
Thank you for your help :)