Two matrices M and N are similar if there exist a matrix P such that
Here:
M = DC
and
N = A
So,
To prove:
We can find matrix P such that:
(1)
Since given:
(2)
Substituting (2) in equation (1), we get:
To prove:
(3)
Choose:
P = D (4)
Substituting (4), equation (3) becomes:
where I is the Identity Matrix.
Thus, we note that by choosing P=D, equation (1) is satisfied.
Thus, we prove that the matrix DC is similar to A.
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