Math Test 2

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3 terms a subset must satisfy

  1. 0 e W

  2. closed under addition: if u e w then u+v e W

  3. clsoed under scalar mulitplication if u e w, c e R, then cu e W


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T or F: Every span is a subspace

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Def of a Bases

  • a set of vectors is a basis for a subspace if B spans H and B is linearly independent

  • given a set of vectors to find the basis remove vectors that cause the set to NOT be linearly independent so it becomes linearly independent


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Nul(A) (def, lives in and membership test)

  • Ax = 0

  • R^n

  • to test a specific u, compute Au


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Col(A) (def, lives in and membership test)

  • spans of the comuns of A

  • R^m

  • b e Col(A) when Ax = b is consistent


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Row(A) (def, lives in and membership test)

  • span of the rows of A or Col(A^T)

  • R^n

  • rr and compare with a basis of row space


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how to find basis for Nul(A)

  1. row reduce

  2. solve for Ax = 0

  3. write the sol in parametric vector form

  4. vectors mulitple by the free variables from the basis


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how to find basis for Col(A)

  • row reduce A to find pivot columns

  • select the corresponding pivot columns from the original matrix A


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how to find basis for Row(A)

  • row reduce A to echelon form

  • the non zero rows form a basis


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2 formula for basis

x = Pb[x]b

[x]b = Pb^-1*x

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rank(A)

  • number of pivots



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nullity(A)

  • number of free varibales

  • rank + nullity = number of columns


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The basis thrm

any linearly independent set of numbers is automatically a basis

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3 parts of a them that is how row operations affect determinats

  1. multiple of 1 row added to another detB = detA

  1. rows interchanged detB = - detA

  2. a row is mulitpled by k then detB = kdetA


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Is the matrix invertiable if the det = 0

No, the det must NOT equal 0 to be invertible

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methods to find the det of a matrix (3)

  • cofactor expansion

    • choose row/colm to delete using Cij = (-1)^(i+j) * det(Aij) (pick the one with the most zeros)

  • if a triangluar matrix then the det(A) = product of the entries on the diagonal


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crammers rule

xi = det(Ai(b))/det(A)

gives you the solution to a system

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long version to find a determinant formula

a11a22a33 + a21a32a13 + a31a12a23 - a13a22a31 - a11a23a32 - a12a21a33

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what is the adjugate matrix

The adjugate matrix is the transpose of the matrix of cofactors. [For instance, C12 goes in the (2, 1) position

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how to know if W spans H?

vector \(\mathbf v\) spans a set \(W\), you check whether every vector in \(W\) can be written as a scalar multiple of \(\mathbf v\)

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T or F: the span of any set of vectors in R³ is a subspace of R³

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dimension of the spanned subspace is equal to

rank

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def of a consistent matrix

there is NOT a pivot in the last colm

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dim (Row (A) =

rank(A)

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dim(nul(a)) =

nuliity = number of free variables

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dimension of the space spanned by a set of vectors

equal to the rank = number of pivot columns

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