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Given A, 2 by 2 matrix as (−4 2 1 −3) find a formula for Ak...

Given A, 2 by 2 matrix as

(−4 2

1 −3)

find a formula for Ak for any positive integer k. the answer should be in the form of a single 2 ×2 matrix.

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