Question: The Cayley-Hamilton Theorem: Let pA () = det(A - I) be the characteristic polynomial of A. (a) Prove that if D is a diagonal
(a) Prove that if D is a diagonal matrix, then pD(D) = O.
(b) Prove that if A is complete, then pA(A) = O.
(c) Prove that if J is a Jordan block, then pJ(J) = O.
(d) Prove that this also holds if J is a Jordan matrix.
(e) Prove that any square matrix satisfies its own characteristic equation: pA(A) = O.
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