For each linear operator T on an inner product space V, determine whether T is normal, self-adjoint, or neither. If possible, produce an orthonormal basis of eigenvectors of T for V and list the corresponding eigenvalues. (a) V = R2 and T is defined by T(a, b) = (2a - 2b,-2a + 5b). (b) V = R3 and T is defined by T(a, b, c) = (-a + b, 5b, 4a - 2b + 5c). (c) V = C2 and T is defined by T(a, b) = (2a + ib, a + 2b). (d) V = P2(R) and T is defined by T(f) = f', where (S, 9) = | s(0)g(t) dt. (f. (e) V = M2x2(R) and T is defined by T(A) = At. %3! (* :) - (: ) (f) V = M2x2(R) and T is defined by T %3D

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction
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Chapter4: Eigenvalues And Eigenvectors
Section4.3: Eigenvalues And Eigenvectors Of N X N Matrices
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For each linear operator T on an inner product space V, determine whether T is normal, self-adjoint, or neither. If possible,
produce an orthonormal basis of eigenvectors of T for V and list the corresponding eigenvalues.
(a) V = R2 and T is defined by T(a, b) = (2a - 2b,-2a + 5b).
(b) V = R3 and T is defined by T(a, b, c) = (-a + b, 5b, 4a - 2b + 5c).
(c) V = C2 and T is defined by T(a, b) = (2a + ib, a + 2b).
(d) V = P2(R) and T is defined by T(f) = f', where
(S, 9) = | s(0)g(t) dt.
(f.
(e) V = M2x2(R) and T is defined by T(A) = At.
%3!
(* :) - (: )
(f) V = M2x2(R) and T is defined by T
%3D
Transcribed Image Text:For each linear operator T on an inner product space V, determine whether T is normal, self-adjoint, or neither. If possible, produce an orthonormal basis of eigenvectors of T for V and list the corresponding eigenvalues. (a) V = R2 and T is defined by T(a, b) = (2a - 2b,-2a + 5b). (b) V = R3 and T is defined by T(a, b, c) = (-a + b, 5b, 4a - 2b + 5c). (c) V = C2 and T is defined by T(a, b) = (2a + ib, a + 2b). (d) V = P2(R) and T is defined by T(f) = f', where (S, 9) = | s(0)g(t) dt. (f. (e) V = M2x2(R) and T is defined by T(A) = At. %3! (* :) - (: ) (f) V = M2x2(R) and T is defined by T %3D
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