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Find P such that P^T*AP orthogonally diagonalizes A= [-2 2 4 ] . State what the...

Find P such that P^T*AP orthogonally diagonalizes A= [-2 2 4 ] . State what the diagonal matrix is.  

[2 -2 4]

[4 4 4]

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