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Let A be a square matrix of order n×n. A constant λ is said to be characteristic root of A if there exists a n×1 matrix X such that AX=λX

Let P be a non-singular matrix, then which of the following matrices have the same characteristic roots.

A
A and AP
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A and PA
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A and P1AP
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none of these
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Solution

The correct option is D A and P1AP
Since X0 is such that (AλI)X=0,|AλI|=0AλI is singular. If AλI is non-singular the then equation (AλI)X=0X=0
If λ=0, we get |A|=0A is singular.
We have A2X=A(AX)=A(λX)=λ(AX)
=λ2X,
A3X=A(A2X)=A(λ2X)
=λ2(AX)=λ2(λX)=λ3X
Continuing in this way, we obtain
A"X=λ′′XnN
Also,|P1APλI|=|P1(AλI)P|
=|P1||AλI||P|=|AλI|

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