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Tr(a)=(α, β) Why?
Tr(a)=(α, β): tr (a) = (α, β) Mathematical concept symbol (matrix) Tr(a)= trace of matrix A.

Let A=(aij) be an n-order square matrix, and the sum of diagonal elements of A is called the trace of A, and denoted as trA, that is, TRA = A1+A22+ANN.

The eigenvalue of a is α t β = 3,0,0,0.

Because aα = (α β T) α = α (β T α) = (β T α) α.

So α is the eigenvector of A with the eigenvalue β tα = 3.

Because r(A)= 1.

Therefore, the basic solution system of homogeneous linear equations Ax=0 contains n- 1 vectors.

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