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The second part of iii)

It says state, so there must be no calculation required... how can you deduce the magnitude?

Thanks.

Original post by lizard54142

The second part of iii)

It says state, so there must be no calculation required... how can you deduce the magnitude?

Thanks.

V is an eigenvector corresponding to the eigenvalue 3.

'Nough said?

Original post by ghostwalker

V is an eigenvector corresponding to the eigenvalue 3.

'Nough said?

Oh duh...

3^n

Original post by lizard54142

Oh duh...

3^n

Original post by ghostwalker

Well...

I was looking forward to further maths next year before seeing that 😂

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Original post by georgeasson

I was looking forward to further maths next year before seeing that 😂

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Further Maths is LUSCIOUS, it's so much better than A Level Maths. I only realised how much I enjoy the subject after taking FM :biggrin:

and apparently how bad I am as well :wink:

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