Diagonalizing 3x3 Matrix - Full Process [Passing Linear Algebra]

Important high-level asides:
1) 3:07 (remember, 1 ≤ geo mult ≤ alg mult, so since λ=1 has alg mult of 1, it's geo mult is automatically 1)
2) 6:15 (the point where we find out A is diagonalizable)
Finding Eigenvalues: 0:40
Finding Basis for Eigenspaces: 4:20
Putting it all together: 10:06

[@trapitusaventurez2190]

oof this exam tomorrow ain't looking too good.

[@trapitusaventurez2190]

knew how to do the full process of diagonalization, but got stuck before I could find the eigen values, because I couldn't factorize x^3-*x^2+21x-6 great:-)

[@JacobEriksson]

Aye same here man

[@prey_ssbm]

@@trapitusaventurez2190 I don't think that can be factorized. At least Symbolab can't do it.

[@alfredpeter2404]

I'm in the EXACT SAME situation, except I'm trying to figure out what happens at 7:10

[@nourhh_]

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[@scooterking136]

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[@wilsongray4316]

Of all the videos about diagonalization, yours was the best to follow....thank you

[@mika2666]

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[@nourjandali]

That was awesome explanation. Thanks!

[@alishashoukat1682]

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[@great9640]

you helped me so much lol, a concept that seemed so difficult ended up being: using 3 eigenvectors to make a new matrix. thanks you so much sir. till this day we appreciate your content!

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[@chestnutbaal3566]

thank you i was kinda lost but you helped me grasp the topic

[@prey_ssbm]

idk why but I found the "see what im saying" at 0:10 mad funny lmao

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[@andrii5054]

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[@cristhianangelocalderoncor3340]

don't have to normalize eigenvectors before constructing the matrix C?

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[@1dred]

nice :)

[@rinr3300]

I didn't get the row reduction r3+r1 and?

[@bradywreed2725]

When finding the eigenvalue you found your characteristic polynomial to be (2-lambda)(lambda-2)(lambda-1). Wouldn't that make your eigenvalues -2,1, and 2? And then because your eigenvalues are equal to your eigenvectors wouldn't that make the matrix diagonalizable?

[@bayleaf2383]

i realize this is probably late for u but I don't want anyone seeing this in the future to be confused, but in lambda - 2 = 0 and 2 - lambda = 0, they'd both be 2, think u just made an algebraic mistake.

[@crazygur1y]

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[@perihanerdogan1133]

which grade are you in?

[@joeyjoe8023]

I don't the part where you jumped the steps in finding the linear independence

[@deli5777]

supposed to be PDP, c is used for constants haha. nice video though

[@sushree4018]

Why to take 2-lamda ? I mean why the 2nd row

[@stemsupport3645]

I'm assuming you're referring to 1:45 when taking the determinant. I cofactor expanded along the 2nd row, because that row has only one nonzero entry, making the cofactor expansion relatively easy. Check out this video on cofactor expansion if you still have doubts: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWiYhJV3a7x-nNU

[@priskon5950]

I think you skipped many steps, like I dont understand how we find that x3(-1,0,1) at 9:45

[@justgaming4336]

Exam in 15 min

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