Answer to Question #278121 in Linear Algebra for Mayuri

Question #278121

Use Sylvester's theorem to show that e^A=e^x[cos hx. Sin hx ]. Where,

[ Sine hx cos hx]

A= [ x. x]. (CO5)

[x. x]

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