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Math 201: Linear Algebra Name (Print):
Spring 2020
Exam 2 JHU-ID:
4/20/20
Time Limit: 50 Minutes Section Number ( & Time)
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Solutions
Math 201: Linear Algebra Exam 2 - Page 2 of 9 4/20/20
1. (a) (12 points) Let
A :=
2
66664
6 0 6 0 1
0 1 0 3 0
1 0 6 0 2
0 0 0 1 0
6 0 2 0 2
3
77775
Calculate Det(A).
(Double check your calculation: your answer should be a whole number whose unit digit
equals either 0 or 2 or 4. Your answer could be a one digit number).
(b) (2 points) Can the matrix A be row reduced into its reduced row-echelon form without
using division?
Det'D
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Iu.ua#foioio GD
to:* .¥¥f⇐→L%¥÷:] 9
EH•-HI Track how
-D= 4. ( -18.5) determinant
D=p①Chases .
⑥ Why'd If you could row reduce w o
usingdivision A-
9- (which is
calculated we now reduction) would
have integer entries .But this can't
occur as det ( A- Y = May , is not an integer.
Math 201: Linear Algebra Exam 2 - Page 3 of 9 4/20/20
2. (15 points) Let A =
�8 �4
2 1
�
FIRST
Find all vectors v so that the distance between Av and the standard unit basis vector e1 is
minimized. Call the set of all such vectors L.
THEN
Find the unique vector v0 in L such that v0 is orthogonal to the kernel of A.
What is the x-coordinate of the vector v0?
(Computational Check: The sum of the numerator and denominator of the x-coordinate of v0is 77).
(Computational Check: It may be helpful to draw L and the orthogonal complement of the
kernel of A on a coordinate plane, and see that their intersection agrees with the vector v0which you’ve computed.).
we are tying to find approximate solutions to Av-
-
eye-
q t
To do this: solve Norad equation A' A - = Aea .
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⇒ E: .at:D68 344 I ⇒ EE 1-41." ) .
⇐ [34 Mt] '
solution L -- { It] - C. ii.d) *R}Ii÷÷÷i÷of
'
. ÷÷¥÷÷ . ,.\ be orthogonal to basis i.e . [ L?
Ruffa)= To ! ] "
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line of slope -2 I ~ Sse : 8/88
( through 0 ) in!÷¥fE)tE*-coordwate=•8/zs-
- 8-185=77¥:*.
Math 201: Linear Algebra Exam 2 - Page 4 of 9 4/20/20
3. Let A :=
19 �9
18 �8
�,
(a) (10 points) An eigenvalue of A is �1 := 1. What is the other eigenvalue of A?
(b) (11 points) Find an Eigenbasis for A. What are the slopes of your eigenvectors?
(The slope of a vector
xy
�in R2
isyx . Double check that you did not accidentally answer
incorrectly by writing the reciprocal.)
(Computational Check: The sums of the numerator and denominator of each of these
fate) -- (M - E) C - 8 - t) - 18C- 9)
= E - ut e @ 9h08 - 181-97]I E - H t t [at-8) - 18 C- 8) to 18 ]
= I - ht t 10.I
fate)= It - DH - ta) -- E - Clerk)-L
so
Ea..-
- Kelli: ::)) -
- Ker ( too)) -- spank :DS
Ea..
= he II. Id) -- rel co- '
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Sl
Math 201: Linear Algebra Exam 2 - Page 5 of 9 4/20/20
slopes should be 3 and 2, respectively).
Math 201: Linear Algebra Exam 2 - Page 6 of 9 4/20/20
(c) (4 points) Consider the vector v :=
�75308644
�175308644
�.
How many trailing zeros appear at the end of the x-coordinate of A2020v? (A trailing zero
of an integer is 0-digit to the left of the decimal point before which any non-zero digit has
occurred, e.g. 312,000 has 3 trailing 0’s and 28,000,000 has 6 trailing 0’s.)
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2020
A'"
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Math 201: Linear Algebra Exam 2 - Page 7 of 9 4/20/20
4. (2 points) Is the following matrix diagonalizable?
2
66666666664
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 7 9 0 0 0 0 0
5 1 3 2 0 0 0 0
7 8 3 2 3 0 0 0
4 2 3 1 4 4 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 6 0 0
4 5 3 2 1 2 4 6
3
77777777775
.i.Since thus not- in
its eigenvalues ane lis ,9, 2,3 ,40,6
(the diagonal entries)counted
with algebraicmultiplicity .
As there are8 dstcf eggnukes
this 8×8 retryis diagonal#He .
( see video (2) on 4/13)
Math 201: Linear Algebra Exam 2 - Page 8 of 9 4/20/20
5. (4 points) Determine which properties below are always true for an n⇥ n matrix A:
1. det(A) = det(AT)
2. (A+ cI)T = AT+ cI for all real numbers c.
3. The characteristic polynomials of A and ATare equal.
4. The matrices A and AThave the same set of eigenvalues, and for each eigenvalue � the
geometric multiplicity of � as an eigenvalue of A equals the geometric multiplicity of � as
an eigenvalue of AT .
5. The matrix A2is invertible if and only if AT
is invertible.
AHT@d) True : ( see videos from 4/13)..f(2) True
-
(AtcI)T= Ate@IT= AT t cIa--e------.________.--#
(3)True:This as fact is applied to
A-ttifo-ec.lt#(4) True (
At -II) and LAHIJ-- AIHI
Lane
"
the same rank (see
video 3 for 4/13) .
-
(5) True both are equivalent to'
.
rank (A) ='t
Math 201: Linear Algebra Exam 2 - Page 9 of 9 4/20/20
6. (2 points) Let T : R2 ! R
2be the linear transformation that encodes rotation by 180 degrees.
Does T have an eigenbasis?
7. (2 points) How many n⇥n matrices have a single eigenvalue of 1 with a geometric multiplicity
of n?
¥. i÷*¥The matrix -s (I ?) which is dig!So e
,and ez are an eigen
bases
(IN feet > any basis of R2 is an eagerbasis)since Rot = -X
There is I such nah.x : the ident.ly'
since
TA -- S I. I) s- '= S5' -- I
See video 2 : From 4/13 .