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Exercises EM

This document contains a tutorial on exercises related to linear algebra concepts including eigenvalues and eigenvectors, inverse of matrices, vector spaces, and linear transformations. It includes 7 parts with multiple exercises in each part. Exercises involve computing characteristic polynomials, eigenvectors and eigenvalues, inverses of matrices, determining linear independence, finding matrix representations of linear transformations, and applying linear transformations to vectors.

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Exercises EM

This document contains a tutorial on exercises related to linear algebra concepts including eigenvalues and eigenvectors, inverse of matrices, vector spaces, and linear transformations. It includes 7 parts with multiple exercises in each part. Exercises involve computing characteristic polynomials, eigenvectors and eigenvalues, inverses of matrices, determining linear independence, finding matrix representations of linear transformations, and applying linear transformations to vectors.

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Tutorial Exercises on Linear Algebra

PART One: Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors


2 1 1
1. Consider the Matrix A   2 3 2 
 3 3 4
 
a) Write down the characteristic polynomial P   
b) Solve the equation P    =0 and deduce the Eigen values of A
c) Using each  obtained above find a corresponding vector to it (HND 2023)

 1 4 2 
2. find the Eigen values and Eigen vectors of the matrix B   0 3 1  (HND 2022)
1 2 4 
 
 2 3 0 
3. Find all eigenvalues and corresponding eigenvectors for the matrix C   2 5 0 
 0 0 3
 
1
4. Suppose that   is an eigenvector of a matrix A corresponding to the eigenvalue 3 and
1
 2  4
that   is an eigenvector of A corresponding to the eigenvalue -2. Compute A2  
1  3

PART 2: Inverse of Matrices


A.

For each of the following matrices, determine whether it is invertible, and if so, then find the
invertible matrix using the above formula.
1 5 2
  1 0 2
A   0 1 2   
0 0 1 B  0 1 4
  3 0 1
 

B. For each of the following 3x3 matrices A , determine whether A is invertible and find the

inverse A-1 if exists by computing the augmented matrix  A | I  where I is the 3×3
identity matrix

 1 3 2  1 0 2
  and A   1 3 2 
A  2 3 0 
 0 1 1   3 6 2 
   
C. For which choice(s) of the constant k is the following matrix invertible?

1 1 1 
 
A  1 2 k  , hence find the inverse for k = 3
1 4 k 2 
 

PART 3: Vector Spaces and Linear


transformations
A. Find the value(s) of h for which the following set of vectors given below are linearly
independent.

 1  h  1 
      
v1  0 , v2  1  , v3   2h  
 0  h 3h  1 

B. Let T: 2
 3
be a linear transformation such that

1  0 
 3      4   
T       2  and T       5 .
  2   3   3   1 
   

a) Find the matrix representation of T and a formula of T such that T(x) = Ax, x  2
b) Determine the rank and nullity of T. Is T, an “onto” Transformation? (The Ohio
State University)

C. Let T : 3
 2
be the application map defined by
T  x1 , x2 , x3    2 x1  4 x2  4 x3 , -x1  x3  . Show that T is linear and find kernel of T
(HND Maths 2023)
1  4  1 
D. Show that the vectors v1   2  , v2   3 , v3   9  are linearly dependent. (HND
     
 1  2  5 
Maths 2021)
E. A linear transformation T : 3  3 is given by T  x, y, z     z, x, x  z  .
a. What is the image of (-3, 10, 5) under T
b. Find the kernel of T and interpret geometrically
c. Is T a one-to-one transformation? Explain (HND Maths 2021)
 x1  x2 
  x1   
F. Define the map T : 2
 3
by T       x1  x2 
  x2    x 
 2
i) Show that T is a linear transformation.
ii) Find a matrix A such that T  x   Ax for each x  2
.
iii) Describe the null space(kernel) and the range of T and give the rank and the nullity of T.

G. Let T : 3  4 be a linear transformation. If


v1   2, 1, 2  ; v2  1,3,1 ; v3   4, 9, 4  , T  v1   1, 0,1, 0  and T  v2    2, 1,1, 2  ; find
T  v3  .(HND 2021)

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