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Question 7. If A is positive definite, show that each diagonal entry is positive. Question 8....

Question 7. If A is positive definite, show that each diagonal entry is positive.
Question 8. Show that the converse of question 7 is false. That is, give an example of a square matrix A such that, all the diagonal entries are positive but A is not positive definite.(asking for Q8)

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