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The dominant eigenvalue of the matrix A given below is The dominant eigenvalue of the matrix A given below is    . Compute the first two iterations of the Shifted Power Method with scaling, starting with the given   , to determine the eigenvalue farthest from   , rounding any numerical values to two decimal places.
. Compute the first two iterations of the Shifted Power Method with scaling, starting with the given The dominant eigenvalue of the matrix A given below is    . Compute the first two iterations of the Shifted Power Method with scaling, starting with the given   , to determine the eigenvalue farthest from   , rounding any numerical values to two decimal places.   , to determine the eigenvalue farthest from The dominant eigenvalue of the matrix A given below is    . Compute the first two iterations of the Shifted Power Method with scaling, starting with the given   , to determine the eigenvalue farthest from   , rounding any numerical values to two decimal places.   , rounding any numerical values to two decimal places.
The dominant eigenvalue of the matrix A given below is    . Compute the first two iterations of the Shifted Power Method with scaling, starting with the given   , to determine the eigenvalue farthest from   , rounding any numerical values to two decimal places.


Definitions:

Neutral Stimulus

A neutral stimulus is initially unrelated and unresponsive to any specific response until it becomes associated with a conditioned stimulus in classical conditioning.

Conditioned Stimulus

A previously neutral stimulus that, after becoming associated with the unconditioned stimulus, eventually comes to trigger a conditioned response.

Reinforcer Stimulus

A stimulus that increases the likelihood of a behavior by providing a rewarding outcome.

Unconditioned Stimulus

A stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response without prior conditioning or learning.

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