9 44 1. Let A -8 3 4 . Find an invertible matrix P and diagonal matrix D so that A = PDP-1. (Note: -16 8 7 This problem is sufficiently intricate to count as a double problem. Also, all eigenvalues in...

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9 44<br>1. Let A<br>-8 3 4 . Find an invertible matrix P and diagonal matrix D so that A = PDP-1. (Note:<br>-16 8 7<br>This problem is sufficiently intricate to count as a double problem. Also, all eigenvalues in this problem are<br>whole numbers.)<br>

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