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1. is Positive Definite Matrix ?
`[[25,15,-5],[15,18,0],[-5,0,11]]`

Solution:
`A` = 
`25``15``-5`
`15``18``0`
`-5``0``11`


A matrix is positive definite if it's symmetric and all its pivots are positive.

Test method 1: Existence of all positive Pivots.
First apply Gaussian Elimination method to find Pivots
`A` = 
`25``15``-5`
`15``18``0`
`-5``0``11`


`R_2 larr R_2-0.6xx R_1`

 = 
`25``15``-5`
`0``9``3`
`-5``0``11`


`R_3 larr R_3+0.2xx R_1`

 = 
`25``15``-5`
`0``9``3`
`0``3``10`


`R_3 larr R_3-0.3333xx R_2`

 = 
`25``15``-5`
`0``9``3`
`0``0``9`


Pivots are the first non-zero element in each row of this eliminated matrix.

`:.` Pivots are `25,9,9`

Here all pivots are positive, so matrix is positive definite.

A matrix is positive definite if Determinants of all upper-left sub-matrices are positive.

Test method 2: Determinants of all upper-left sub-matrices are positive.
`A` = 
`25``15``-5`
`15``18``0`
`-5``0``11`


 `25` 
`=25`


 `25`  `15` 
 `15`  `18` 
`=225`


 `25`  `15`  `-5` 
 `15`  `18`  `0` 
 `-5`  `0`  `11` 
`=2025`


Determinants are `25,225,2025`

Here all determinants are positive, so matrix is positive definite.

A matrix is positive definite if it's symmetric and all its eigenvalues are positive.

Test method 3: All positive eigen values.
`|A-lamdaI|=0`

 `(25-lamda)`  `15`  `-5` 
 `15`  `(18-lamda)`  `0` 
 `-5`  `0`  `(11-lamda)` 
 = 0


`:.(25-lamda)((18-lamda) × (11-lamda) - 0 × 0)-15(15 × (11-lamda) - 0 × (-5))+(-5)(15 × 0 - (18-lamda) × (-5))=0`

`:.(25-lamda)((198-29lamda+lamda^2)-0)-15((165-15lamda)-0)-5(0-(-90+5lamda))=0`

`:.(25-lamda)(198-29lamda+lamda^2)-15(165-15lamda)-5(90-5lamda)=0`

`:. (4950-923lamda+54lamda^2-lamda^3)-(2475-225lamda)-(450-25lamda)=0`

`:.(-lamda^3+54lamda^2-673lamda+2025)=0`

`:.-(lamda^3-54lamda^2+673lamda-2025)=0`

`:.(lamda^3-54lamda^2+673lamda-2025)=0 `

Roots can be found using newton raphson method
Newton Raphson method for `x^3-54x^2+673x-2025=0`


Here `x^3-54x^2+673x-2025=0`

Let `f(x) = x^3-54x^2+673x-2025`

`:. f'(x) = 3x^2-108x+673`

`x_0 = 4`


`1^(st)` iteration :

`f(x_0)=f(4)=4^3-54 xx 4^2+673 xx 4-2025=-133`

`f'(x_0)=f'(4)=3 xx 4^2-108 xx 4+673=289`

`x_1 = x_0 - f(x_0)/(f'(x_0))`

`x_1=4 - (-133)/(289)`

`x_1=4.46020761`


`2^(nd)` iteration :

`f(x_1)=f(4.46020761)=4.46020761^3-54 xx 4.46020761^2+673 xx 4.46020761-2025=-8.7977561`

`f'(x_1)=f'(4.46020761)=3 xx 4.46020761^2-108 xx 4.46020761+673=250.97793369`

`x_2 = x_1 - f(x_1)/(f'(x_1))`

`x_2=4.46020761 - (-8.7977561)/(250.97793369)`

`x_2=4.49526152`


`3^(rd)` iteration :

`f(x_2)=f(4.49526152)=4.49526152^3-54 xx 4.49526152^2+673 xx 4.49526152-2025=-0.04986905`

`f'(x_2)=f'(4.49526152)=3 xx 4.49526152^2-108 xx 4.49526152+673=248.13388462`

`x_3 = x_2 - f(x_2)/(f'(x_2))`

`x_3=4.49526152 - (-0.04986905)/(248.13388462)`

`x_3=4.49546249`


`4^(th)` iteration :

`f(x_3)=f(4.49546249)=4.49546249^3-54 xx 4.49546249^2+673 xx 4.49546249-2025=-0.00000164`

`f'(x_3)=f'(4.49546249)=3 xx 4.49546249^2-108 xx 4.49546249+673=248.11759994`

`x_4 = x_3 - f(x_3)/(f'(x_3))`

`x_4=4.49546249 - (-0.00000164)/(248.11759994)`

`x_4=4.4954625`


Approximate root of the equation `x^3-54x^2+673x-2025=0` using Newton Raphson method is `4.4954625` (After 4 iterations)

`n``x_0``f(x_0)``f'(x_0)``x_1`Update
14-1332894.46020761`x_0 = x_1`
24.46020761-8.7977561250.977933694.49526152`x_0 = x_1`
34.49526152-0.04986905248.133884624.49546249`x_0 = x_1`
44.49546249-0.00000164248.117599944.4954625`x_0 = x_1`


`:. `x=4.4954625


Now, using long division `(x^3-54x^2+673x-2025)/(x-4.4954625)=x^2-49.5045375x+450.45420817`


Now, `x^2-49.5045375x+450.45420817=0`

`:. x=12.01568365` and `x=37.48885386`


`:.` The eigenvalues of the matrix A are given by `lamda=4.4954625,12.01568365,37.48885386`

Here all determinants are positive, so matrix is positive definite.

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