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#9. Which of the following is not necessarily a valid factorization of the given matrix M? (A) if M is any square matrix, the

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answer = option A) ..

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for factorization QDQ^t ..we need matrix A must be real and symmetric ..and that is given in part C ..so C is true..

also D is true for all matrix ..

B is also true because if given matrix has linearly independent columns then Q has orthonormal columns and R is invertible...

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If M=QR , then Q and R are orthogonal matrix if M is also orthogonal... but here M is any general square matrix ...so part a) is not true in general ...

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