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2. ?̇=??, ?= [3 −18 ; 2 −9]. (1) Find the eigenvalue of multiplicity two and...

2. ?̇=??, ?= [3 −18 ; 2 −9]. (1) Find the eigenvalue of multiplicity two and their corresponding (generalized) eigenvectors ?1= [3;?] and ?2= [?;0] respectively. (2) Let ?= ?^−1??.Find the matrix B. (3) Find ???. (4) Find the general solution of ?̇ = ??. (5) Let ?=??.Find the general solution of ?̇ = ??. (6) Find the solution with initial values x(0) =[4; 1].

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