Rank, null space and solution sets
1.[2p] The column space of is
The column space of is
The answer is: the set of all vectors , that is, everything the transformation can reach
The answer is: the set of all vectors , that is, everything the transformation can reach
The answer is: the set of all vectors , that is, everything the transformation can reach
2.[2p] A matrix has eight columns and rank three. What is the dimension of its null space?
A matrix has eight columns and rank three. What is the dimension of its null space?
3.[2p] What is the rank of ?
What is the rank of ?
4.[2p] The solution set of is a subspace whenever a solution exists.
The solution set of is a subspace whenever a solution exists.
The answer is: False
5.[2p] The complete solution of a consistent system is
The complete solution of a consistent system is
The answer is: one particular solution plus the whole null space
The answer is: one particular solution plus the whole null space
The answer is: one particular solution plus the whole null space
6.[3p] For the matrix , which statements are true?
For the matrix , which statements are true?
Select all that apply
The answer is: Its null space is the line spanned by , Its rank is 2, Its column space is a plane in
7.[3p] Why is the null space perpendicular to the row space?
Why is the null space perpendicular to the row space?
The answer is: Each component of is a row dotted with , and all of them are zero
The answer is: Each component of is a row dotted with , and all of them are zero
The answer is: Each component of is a row dotted with , and all of them are zero
8.[3p] For an by matrix of rank , match each subspace to its dimension.
For an by matrix of rank , match each subspace to its dimension.
Column space
Null space
Row space
Null space of the transpose
n minus r
r
r
m minus r
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Column space: r Null space: n minus r Row space: r Null space of the transpose: m minus r
9.[2p] For a square matrix, what must the nullity be for to have exactly one solution?
For a square matrix, what must the nullity be for to have exactly one solution?