#Linear Algebra Eigenvalue problem
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my work so far has been trying to logic my way through a calculation. Av = λa • v and Bv = λb • v
im stuck on what to do from here though. i understand i have to find the vector, but im worried im over complicating the problem
You want to show $(AB)v=(\lambda_A\lambda_B)v$
Omegabet_
unfortunately i'm confused on how to compute AB, should i define 2 matrices, and compute that? then i wont know how to show that λa•λb is also ther
apply associativity to (AB)v, what do you get?
well obviously we get that (λaλb)v, but i dont see why we can just do that
(a•b)•c = a•(b•c)
OHHHHHHH
yeah
and Bv is?
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