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Check whether the following maps are linear. Determine, in the cases that the map is linear, the null space and the range and verify the dimension theorem 1 a. A: R2R2 defined by A(r1, r2r2, xi), b. A: R2R defined by A(z,2)2 c. A: Сз-+ C2 defined by A(21,T2, x3)-(a + iT2,0), d. A: R3-R2 defined by A(r, r2, r3) (r3l,0), C 1
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Determine the augmented matrix A# of the given system. W + 2 2x + 2x – – - y y 3y + + + 5z = 7 = 132 3, -5, 8. 4w
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16. Determine if the vector = an D= (2 2 is a linear combination of the vectors: u; - and uz = 11 17. Determine if the vector 5 = 8 is in the span of the columns of the matrix. A = 5 112) Ecos 2 6 10 3 7 11) 19 18. Determine if the sets of vectors -5 are linearly independent. If the sets are linearly dependent, find a dependence...
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Use the matrix P to determine if the matrices A and A' are similar. P = 15 9 -20 -11 1 p-1 p-1AP = Are they similar? Yes, they are similar. No, they are not similar.
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Determine the value of k such that the system of linear equations has infinitely many solutions. x - y + 2z=0 - x + y - z = 0 X + ky + z = 0
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Determine whether the function is a linear transformation. T: R2 R3, T(x, y) = (x,xy, vy) O linear transformation O not a linear transformation
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1) For each of the following linear systems of equations I. 2x, x 3 x,-4x2 = 4 3x, +2x-5 2x, + 3x2-6x3 x 3x2 + 2x 2 -x,-4x2 + 6x3 =-1 III. 5x1 + 7x2=-5 8x1-5x2 = 3 IV, 2 a. Identify corresponding linear algebra nomenclature (4x -b) b. Calculate the inverse of the coefficient matrix (4) for each system Calculate each by hand and check your results with an alternate hand calculation or alternatively through an suitable...
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Problem 5. Determine uhether the given vector is in the span of s. 12 1(14.01.1tt
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(2) (a) Important theorem from linear algebra. The system of linear equations + ain^n = b1 a11 aml1 +amnTn = has either solutions (i) (ii) exactly (iii) Fill in each blank with a number, and show that this is true. Hint: Use the fact that every system of equations is equivalent to a system in echelon form. (b) Assume the above equations change the above theorem? (c) Assume further that the equations are homogeneous...
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2. 1.6 #2 Determine which of the following sets are bases for R3. a. $1.6 #2 (b) { (2,-4, 1), (0, 3,-1), (6, 0,-1) } b. {}1.6 #2 (d) { (-1, 3, 1), (2,-4,-3), (-3, 8, 2) }