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Consider a symmetric n×mmatrix A. What is the relationship between Im(A)and ker(A)?

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The relation betweenimAandkerA⊥isimA=kerA⊥.

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01

Determine the relation.

Consider a n×mmatrix A .

Theorem: For any matrix B ,imB=kerB⊥.

By the theorem, im(A)=kerB⊥.

02

Draw the graph of relation between Im(A) and ker (A) .

Sketch the graph to show the relation betweenimAandkerA⊥

Hence, the relation betweenimAandkerA⊥isimA=kerA⊥.

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