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Let A be a 3×3 matrix with real entries such that det(A)=6 and tr(A)=0. If det(A+I)=0 (I denotes 3×3 identity matrix), then the eigen values of A



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Answered by Yoursenorita
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Step-by-step explanation:

It \: is \:  much \:  simpler \:  than \: this

det(A+I)=0det(A+I)=0 </p><p>

means  \: that \:  one  \: of \:  the   \: eigenvalues

must \: be \: equal \:  - 1 \\ so \: without \: loss \: of \: generality \: we \:

can \: a =  - 1  \\ \: the \: other \: two \: bits \: of \: information \:

so \: bc =  - 6 \:  \\b + c = 1 \\ so \: a =  - 1 \\ b =  - 2 \\ c = 3

Check \:  the  \: following \:  \\ \\ for a 3×3 matrix AA, and \: putting Δ:=detA \\  \\ T:=tr.AΔ = det,T:=tr.A , we have that its characteristic polynomial is</p><p></p><p>x3−Tx2+(T2−tr.(A2))x−Δ</p><p></p><p>

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