To diagonalize the matrix, we need to follow these steps:

1. Understand the Matrix and Eigenvalues

The matrix $A$ and its eigenvalues $\lambda = 1, 4, 5$ are given. The task is to diagonalize $A$.

2. Eigenvectors Calculation

For each eigenvalue, calculate the corresponding eigenvector by solving $(A - \lambda I)x = 0$, where $I$ is the identity matrix, and $x$ is the eigenvector.

The eigenvectors will form the columns of the matrix $P$, and the diagonal matrix $D$ will have the eigenvalues on its diagonal.

3. Form $P$ and $D$

• $P$: The eigenvectors as columns.
• $D$: A diagonal matrix with eigenvalues $1, 4, 5$.

Explanation of Choices:

• If $P$ exists and the matrix can be diagonalized, the correct answer would be Option A.
• If $P$ cannot be formed due to linear dependence of eigenvectors or other issues, the answer would be Option B.

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