Linear Algebra - Lecture 35 - Diagonalizable Matrices

[@maxfine3299]

Great VIdeo! Will be watching more as a review of linear algebra. Thank you.

[@varadleleot2084]

Saved my Day!!!!!

[@michaellaw2407]

For 3:23, how do you multiply 3 matrices together and get the result?

[@HamblinMath]

To multiply ABC, multiply AB and then multiply by C. Or, multiply BC and then multiply on the left by A. Matrix multiplication is associative, which means A(BC)=(AB)C

[@michaellaw2407]

@@HamblinMath Thanks James, your lectures are very helpful, simple, and straightforward.

[@Juandinggong]

Thank you James!!

[@zainabayesha3420]

Nice explanation

[@pika1549]

Are diagonal matrices with two repeated value along the diagonal diagonalizable?

[@HamblinMath]

Yes, every diagonal matrix is diagonalizable since you can just use P = I.

[@pika1549]

@@HamblinMath Thank you for replying! That makes sense! Very nice video!

[@VinayKumar-hx7ur]

Nice explained