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 Post subject: eigenspace help
PostPosted: Thu, 14 Jun 2012 22:46:44 UTC 
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given this matrix, a= [3,-2,4 ; 0,3, k; 0,0,0] how do I find k such that a has a two dimensional eigenspace?

I already found the eigenvalues x= 0, 3, 3.
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ktau2010 wrote:
given this matrix, a= [3,-2,4 ; 0,3, k; 0,0,0] how do I find k such that a has a two dimensional eigenspace?

I already found the eigenvalues x= 0, 3, 3.


Any k will do.

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