Final Review 1
Final Review 1
HCMUT
P v = λmin v
√
13 37 3 4
200 + 200 √ 20 25 0
17 13 23 7
+ = 0
100 200 200 √ 50
1 19 13
+ 31 0
10 100 200 200
An eigenvector v corresponding to λmin is:
√
7
− 18 + √1813
v = − 11 − 13
18 18
1
Find the number of users of A after a long time (round the answer to the
nearest integer).
A. 470 B. 106 C. 252 D. 440
Find the number of users of A after a long time (round the answer to the
nearest integer).
A. 470 B. 106 C. 252 D. 440
Solution. The correct answer is A
T
We assume the steady-state distribution vector is s = s1 s2 s3
The steady-state satisfies the equation:
P · s = s, with s1 + s2 + s3 = 1
135
Therefore, the component 2 of the vector A3 u is −81.
93
Therefore, the component 4 of the vector A(5u + 2v) is 93.
Find the third component of the image vector T (x) where x = (2; 0; 0; 0).
A. −7 B. −8 C. −10 D. −6
Find the third component of the image vector T (x) where x = (2; 0; 0; 0).
A. −7 B. −8 C. −10 D. −6
Solution. The correct answer is C
We have y = AxT , so
2
1 1 −1 3 0 2
y = 2 −5 3 0 .
0
=
4
−5 −5 −5 −2 −10
0
Which
n of the following setsois a basis for the range of T.
A. (1; 2; −5), (1; −5; −5)
n o
B. (1; 1; −1; 3), (2; −5; 3; 0), (−5; −5; −5; −2)
n o
C. (1; 2; −5), (1; −5; −5), (−1; 3; −5)
n o
D. (1; 2; −5)
Which
n of the following setsois a basis for the range of T.
A. (1; 2; −5), (1; −5; −5)
n o
B. (1; 1; −1; 3), (2; −5; 3; 0), (−5; −5; −5; −2)
n o
C. (1; 2; −5), (1; −5; −5), (−1; 3; −5)
n o
D. (1; 2; −5)
Solution. The correct answer is C
We have
T (1; 0; 0; 0) = A(1; 0; 0; 0)T = (1; 2; −5)T
T (0; 1; 0; 0) = A(0; 1; 0; 0)T = (1; −5; −5)T
T (0; 0; 1; 0) = A(0; 0; 1; 0)T = (−1; 3; −5)T
T (0; 0; 0; 1) = A(0; 0; 0; 1)T = (3; 0; −2)T
Therefore, A′ 11 27
, B′ 22 4
, C ′ (2; 1) .
5 ;− 5 5 ; −5
π
The matrix of the rotation transformation g about the origin by 2
counter-clockwise is
0 −1
Ag =
1 0
det(A − λI) = λ2 + 6λ + 5 = 0 ⇔ λ = −5 or − 1
One n
basis for the orthogonal complementnof F is
9 11
o 9 11
o
A. ; 1; − B. ; − ; 1
n 16 4
o n 16 4
o
11 9
C. 1; 0; − 4 , 0; 1; 16 D. 2; 2; 4 , − 4; 0; 3
One n
basis for the orthogonal complementnof F is
9 11
o 9 11
o
A. ; 1; − B. ; − ; 1
n 16 4
o n 16 4
o
11 9
C. 1; 0; − 4 , 0; 1; 16 D. 2; 2; 4 , − 4; 0; 3
Solution. The correct answer is B
Let x= (x1 ; x2 ; x
3 ) be the vector of the orthogonal complement of F and
4 0 0
A = 0 3 0 . Then, we have
0 0 3
D E
x, u = xAuT = 0
9 11
8x1 + 6x2 + 12 = 0
D E ⇔ ⇔ x1 = ; x2 = − .
x, v = xAv T = 0 9 − 16x1 = 0 16 4
Therefore,
n oneobasis for the orthogonal complement of F is
9 11
16 ; − 4 1;
97 59
⇔ λ1 = − ; λ2 = .
1150 575
The distance
√
from z = (0;√−3; 1) to F is √ √
404294
A. 115 B. 7411569 C. 7 7981
115 D. 2 107686
115
The distance
√
from z = (0;√−3; 1) to F is √ √
404294
A. 115 B. 7411569 C. 7 7981
115 D. 2 107686
115
Solution. The correct answer is B
The distance from z = (0; −3; 1) to F is ||g|| where
333 1628 592
g = z − proj(z) = 575 ; − 575 ; 575 .
Therefore, √
p
T
74 69
||g|| = gAg = .
115