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we need to find (x,y) such that

i.e. -33x+70y=-5x and -14x+30y=-5y
i.e. -28x+70y=0 and -14x+35y=0
i.e. 2x=5y
so our vector is of the form (5,2)x.so answer is <5,2>.
h.


so eigen value is -5.
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