Definition 1.16: What is the pivot of a matrix?

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The pivot of a row in a matrix is the leftmost nonzero entry in that row.

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Definition 1.18: when is a matrix is row echelon form?

Definition 1.18. A matrix is in row echelon form if

(1) all rows consisting only of zeros are at the bottom

(2) the pivot of each nonzero row in the matrix is in a column to the right of the pivot of the row above it.

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Definition 1.19: When is a matrix is reduced row echelon form?

Definition 1.19. A matrix is in reduced row echelon form if

(1) the matrix is in row echelon form

(2) the pivot in each nonzero row is 1

(3) each pivot is the only nonzero entry in its column.

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Definition 1.26: what are pivot and non-pivot variables

Definition 1.26. Let C be the coefficient matrix for a system of linear equations in variables x1, . . . , xn. If the system of linear equations has at least one solution, we define the following.


(1) We say that xi is a pivot variable for the system if the ith column of rref(C) has a pivot.

(2) We say that xi is a nonpivot variable of the system if the ith column of rref(C) does not have a pivot.

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Theorem 1.15 row equivalence

If two matrices are row equivalent, then the system of linear equations they represent as augmented matrices have the same solution sets.

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Theorem 1.21 Gauss-Jordan

Theorem 1.21 (Gauss-Jordan). Every matrix A is row equivalent to a matrix in row echelon form B. Furthermore, if B is in reduced row echelon form, then B is unique.

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Lemma 1.27 Pivot Paramaterization

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Theorem 1.30 Rouche-Capelli

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Proof of Theorem 1.30 Rouche Capelli

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Definition 2.21: whats a linear combinition of vectors?

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Definition 2.23: whats a span of vectors?

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Definition 2.26: when is a set of vectors called linearly dependent?

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Definition 2.28: what is the dot product?

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Definition 2.32: define norm, distance, and orthogonality. In words and in formula

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Proposition 2.19 vector equations and systems

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Proof of Proposition 2.19 vector equations and Systems

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Theorem 2.27 Linear Dependence Theorem

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Proof of theorem 2.27 Linear dependence theorem

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Lemma 2.31 Properties of the Dot Product

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Definition 3.3: what is a vector subspace of R^n? Support the definition with an example and a non-example.

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Definition 3.5: what is a generating set? Support the definition with an example and a non-example.

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Definition 3.6: what is a basis for a vector space? Support the definition with an example and a non-example.

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Definition 3.10: Let V be a nonzero vector subspace of R n . Then, the dimension of V , denoted dim V , is… Also, provide an example and a non-example.

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Definition 3.11: what is the standard basis for R^n? Provide an example and a non-example

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Definition 3.16: what is the trivial vector subspace of R^n?

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Theorem 3.4: Span-vector Space Equivalence Theorem

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Proof of Theorem 3.4: Span-vector Space Equivalence Theorem

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Theorem 3.9: Dimension Theorem

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Proof of Theorem 3.9: Dimension Theorem

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Lemma 3.12: Pivot Column Lemma

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Proof of Lemma 3.12: Pivot Column Lemma

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Theorem 3.13 Finding Bases

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Theorem 3.14 Basis Characterization

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Lemma 3.15 Subspace Dimension Lemma

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