SOLUTION: Determine the eigenvalues and the corresponding eligenvectors of the matrix. A=(2 0 1) (-1 4 -1) (-1 2 0) 2. Evaluate the followings correct to 4 significant figures. (i)

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Question 1196933: Determine the eigenvalues and the corresponding eligenvectors of the matrix. A=(2 0 1)
(-1 4 -1)
(-1 2 0)
2. Evaluate the followings correct to 4 significant figures.
(i) Sing(5.4) (ii) City(0.38).
3. Solve the equation 2.6Coshx x+5.1 Sinhx=8.73.

Answer by ikleyn(52787) About Me  (Show Source):
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(1)   Sing(5.4)  does not exist in  Math - it exists only in your imagination,  exlusively,  for an unknown reason.

       City(0.38)  does not exist in  Math - it exists only in your imagination,  exlusively,  for an unknown reason.

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