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For solving systems, you will be given a simple 2x2 matrix and the following: Find (...

  1. For solving systems, you will be given a simple 2x2 matrix and the following:
    Find ( A -λ I)K = 0; Find K1 and K2
    Final Equation: X = C1_________________ + C2___________________________
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and    are solution of the system   then ,

, .

So the final equation is    because ,

So   is a solution of .

Hence Final equation :   .

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N.B: To find and    explictly you need to provide the matrix A .

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