Question #219347

Let T be an element of L(R3) such that-4,5,77 are it eigenvalues. show that T(x)-9x=(-4,5,77 )


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Expert's answer
2021-07-23T08:04:47-0400

Since T has at most 3 distinct eigenvalues.

The hypothesis implies that 9 is not an eigenvalue of T.

Thus T9IT - 9I is surjective. In particular, there exists x ϵ R3x \space \epsilon \space R^3 such that (T9I)x=Tx9x=(4,5,7)(T − 9I)x = Tx − 9x = (-4,5, 7)

The entries of this particular vector are a red herring: we could just as easily find a y exists y ϵ R3y \space \epsilon \space R^3 such that Ty9y=(86,75,309)T y - 9y = (86,75,309) by the same argument.


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