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The contents learned in MATH270 is not included.
Theorems:
Ax=b is consistent ó b is in the column space of A
The solution of Ax=b can be expressed as the sum a particular solution of Ax=b and the general solution of Ax=0
Elementary row operations
so, dim(row(A)) =dim(col(A)) =rank(A)
Methods:
Row echelon form to get the basis of
use the position of result
the dependency equation can also be copied.
denoted by vectors of smaller subscripts
Theorems:
nullity: dim(null(A)) = number of parameters in Ax=0
rank(A) = number of leading variables <= min (m, n), given A an m * n matrix
rank(A) + nullity(A) =n, given A with n column
coordinate matrix: 3 * n
scaling: multiply a diagonal matrix
translation: add a matrix will all columns the same
rotation: trigonometry
stereoscopic pair: rotate + translate
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