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Let A, B, C be respectively 3x2, 2x3, and 3x3 matrices. Then A(BC), B(CA) and B(AC) are all defined

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Section 1

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Let A, B, C be respectively 3x2, 2x3, and 3x3 matrices. Then A(BC), B(CA) and B(AC) are all defined

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false

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suppose the A is an m x n matrix such that AXC = B has a solution for all B in Rm. then the solution AtX = B', when it exists, is unique

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true

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Suppose that A and B are n x n matrices such that AB is invertible Then both A and B are invertible

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true, rank(AB) must be lower

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Suppose that A is a 3x7 matrix such that the equation AX=B is solvable for all B in R3. Then A has rank 3

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true

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Suppose that A is an n x n invertible matrix and B is any n x n matrix. Then ABA^-1 = B

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false AA^-1B=B

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Suppose that S={X1X2X3X4X5} spans a 4-D subspace W of R7. The S contains a basis for W

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true

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Suppose that A is an n x n matrix that satisfies A^2 +7A - I =0. Then A is invertible

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true

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{[11],[12],[47]} spans R2

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true

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A linear transformation if R2 into R2 that transforms [1,2] to [7,3] and [3,4] to [-1,1] will also transform [5,8] to [13, 7]

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ture

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Suppose that S= {w1,w2,w3,w4,w5} spans a 4-dim vector space W of R7. Then S contains a basis for W

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true

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Suppose A is an invertible matrix and B is any matrix for which BA is defined. Then BA and B need not have the same rank

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false they must have the same rank

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suppose that A is a matrix for which the column space and null space are both 2 dim. Then A must be a 4x4 matrix

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false

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Assume that A and B are matrices such that AB is defined and the columns of B are linearly dependent. Then the columns of AB are also linearly dependent

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True

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Suppose that A is an m x n matrix such that AX =B has a solution for all B in Rm. the the solution AtX=B' , when it exists, is unique

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Truerank(A)=rank(At)=m

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All transformations of R2 into R2 transform line segments onto line segments

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false

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Suppose that T is a linear transformation of R2 into itself and I know what T transforms [1,1] and [2,3] to. Then I can compute the effect of T on any vector

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true

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Assume that A and B are matrices such that AB is defined and AB has a column that has all its entries equal to 0. Then one of the columns of B also has all its entries equal to 0.

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false

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Let A be a 4x3 matrix and B s 3x4 matrix. Then AB cannot be invertible

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true rank(AB)<rank(B)<3

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Suppose that A is an n x n matrix such that AAt = I. Then AtA = I as well

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true, At must be A^-1

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Suppose that A is an m x n matrix such that the solution to AtX=B', when it exists is unique. Then AX=B has a solution for all B in Rm

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TrueA is m x n At is n x m rank(At)=m

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If A and B are 2x2 matrices (AB)^2 = A^2B^2

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false (AB)^2 = ABAB A^2B^2 = AABB

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Suppose that W is a 4-D subspace of R7 that is spanned by {X1X2X3X4} then one of the Xi must be a linear combination of the others

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false

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The null space of a non zero 4x4 matrix cannot constrain a set of 4 linearly independent vectors

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true

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Let W be a two-dimensional subspace of R3. Then 2 of the following 3 vectors span W: X=[100] Y=[010] Z=[001]

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False

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It is impossible for a linear transformation from R2 into R2 to transform a parallelogram onto a square

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false

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Suppose that S= {w1,w2,w3,w4,w5} spans a 4-dim vector space W of R7. Then {w1,w2,w3,w4} also spans W

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false

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Lat A be a 4 x 3 matrix and B a 3 x 4 matrix. Then AB cannot be invertible

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true

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Suppose that W is a 4-D subspace of R7 and X1 X2 X3 X4 are vectors that belong to W. then {X1X2X3X4} spans W

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false

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suppose A is a 3 x 7 matrix such that the equation Ax = B is solvable for all B in R3. Then Rank(A) = 3

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true

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Assume A and B are matrices such that AB is defined and A has a row of all entries equal to 0. Then one of the rows of AB has all entries equal to 0.

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true

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Suppose that all of the row vectors of the matrix A are linearly independent. Then A is invertible

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false

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It is impossible for a linear transformation from R2 into R2 to transform a parallelogram onto a square

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false

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Suppose that A is an m x n matrix such that AX =B has a solution for all B in Rm. the the solution AtX=B' has a solution for B' in Rn

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FalseRank(A)=m Rank(At)=n

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Suppose that A is invertible and B is row equivalent to A. Then B is invertible

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true

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Assume A and B are matrices such that AB is defined and B has a column that has all its entries equal to 0. Then one of the columns of AB has all its entries equal to 0

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true

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Suppose that A is a 4x9 matrix such that the column space of A is a line in R4. Then every row of A is a multiple of the first row given that the first row is non zero

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true

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Suppose A is an invertible matrix and B is any matrix for which AB is defined then the matrices AB and B need not have the same rank

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false they must have the same rank

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Suppose that matrices A and B satisfy AB=0. Then either A=0 or B=0

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false

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Let A=Rpi/2 be the matrix that describes rotation by pi/2 radians. Then A^4 = I where I is the 2x2 identity matrix

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true 360 degree rotation

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Suppose {X1X2X3X4X5} spans a 4-D vector space W of R7. Then {X1X2X3X4} also spans W

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false

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Assume that A and B are matrices such that AB is defined and the rows of A are linearly dependent. Then the rows of AB are also linearly dependent

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true

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Suppose that A is a matrix for which the column space and null space are both 2 dimensional. Then A must be a 4x4 matrix

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Falserank(a)=null(A)=2 n=rank+null=4must be mx4 matrix

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Suppose that A is invertible and B is any matrix such that AB is defined. Then AB and B have the same nullspace

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True

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Suppose that A and B are n x n matrices that both have linearly independent columns. Then A and B have the same RREF

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true

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It is impossible for a linear transformation from R2 into R2 to transform a parallelogram onto a pentagon

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true

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Suppose that {X1X2X3X4X5} spans a 4-D subspace W of R7. Then one of the Xi must be a linear combination of the others

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true

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