Explain eigenvalue and eigenvector
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Answer / Kamal Kumar Maurya
In linear algebra, an eigenvalue is a scalar value that determines the rate of growth or decay of a system when it's disturbed. An eigenvector is the corresponding non-zero vector associated with an eigenvalue that indicates the direction of this growth or decay.
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