How to practice concept:minimal-polynomial

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Question 27

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Let

be a

matrix with entries in

and having the characteristic polynomial

Let

, where

is the

identity matrix. If

is the minimal polynomial of

, then

is equal to _____ (in integer)

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Question 22

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Let

be a linear transformation and the null space of

be the subspace of

given by

If

, where

is the identity map on

, then the minimal polynomial of

is
Your answerChoose one option.

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Question 60

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Let

be a

real matrix such that

If

is the degree of the minimal polynomial of

, then

equals __________.

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Question 20

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If the characteristic polynomial and minimal polynomial of a square matrix

are

and

, respectively, then the rank of the matrix

is _____, where

is the identity matrix of appropriate order.

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Question 27

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Given two

matrices

and

with entries in

, consider the following statements: (P): If

and

have the same minimal polynomial, then

is similar to

. (Q): If

has

distinct eigenvalues, then there exists

such that

are linearly independent. Which of the above statements hold TRUE?
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