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What is required for a matrix of order n to be diagonalisable?
Answer: D
Distinct eigenvalues guarantee independence and so suffice, but they are not necessary, since a repeated eigenvalue may still furnish enough independent vectors. A matrix falling short of n independent eigenvectors is called defective and cannot be diagonalised.
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