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Let A =[6,8;-4,-6] A. Find the characteristic polynomial of A p(x)= B. Find the eigenvalue of...

Let A =[6,8;-4,-6]
A. Find the characteristic polynomial of A
p(x)=
B. Find the eigenvalue of A and the basis for the associated eigenspaces.
smallest eigenvalue=
Basis for the eigenspaces=
largest eigenvalue=
basis for the eigenspaces=

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