Chapter 3: Q15E (page 131)
In Exercises 10through 20, use paper and pencil to identify the redundant vectors. Thus determine whether the given vectors are linearly independent.
15.
Short Answer
The vectors are redundant and linearly dependent.
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Chapter 3: Q15E (page 131)
In Exercises 10through 20, use paper and pencil to identify the redundant vectors. Thus determine whether the given vectors are linearly independent.
15.
The vectors are redundant and linearly dependent.
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Find a basis of the kernel of the matrix
Justify your answer carefully; that is, explain how you know that the vectors you found are linearly independent and span the kernel.
Show that if a 3 x 3 matrix A represents the reflection about a plane, then A is similar to the matrix .
(a) Consider a linear transformation from to . What are the possible values of ? Explain.
(b) Consider a linear transformation from to . What are the possible values of ? Explain.
We are told that a certain matrix can be written as
,
where is and is . Explain how you know that is not invertible.
Suppose a matrix A in reduced row-echelon form can be obtained from a matrix M by a sequence of elementary row operations. Show that. Hint: Both A and are in reduced row-echelon form, and they have the same kernel. Exercise 88 is helpful.
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