
Shane S. answered 04/06/20
10+ Years of experience teaching Linear Algebra
The 1x2 entry should be -6n+7n, and the 2x1 entry should be 2*6n-2*7n.
As far as the method of solution this will depend on which method you were taught in class. Here is the simplest argument that comes to mind: First you find the eigenvalues, which are 6 and 7. Next, you notice that each entry needs to be of the form a*6n+b*7n. To find these constants a and b you just need to use the entries of M0 (which is just the 2x2 identity matrix) and M1 (which is the given matrix).
For example if we need to find the 2x1 entry. We write it in form a*6n+b*7n and we notice it must satisfy equations a+b=0 at n=0 and a*6+b*7=-2 at n=1. Solving the system of linear equations gives a=2, b=-2. Then we repeat the same thing for the other entries.