True ? False It would be hepful if you provide an explanation of why it is is True or False. (a) If A is an m x n matrix and R is the reduced echelon form of A,then col(A) = col(R). (Here, col(A) means the column space of A.)%3D(b) If A is an m x n matrix and R is the reduced echelon form of A,then dim(col(A)) = dim(col(R)).%3D(c) If matrices A and B are row equivalent, the row(A)(Here, row(A) means the row space of A.)= row B).(d) If A is a 6 x 8 matrix with exactly 2 non-pivot columns, then thepivot columns of A form a basis of R6.(e) If A is a 6 x 8 matrix such that dim(row(A)) = 5, then the nullityof At equals 2. (Here, Tow(A) means the row space of A.)%3D

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(a) If A is an m x n matrix and R is the reduced echelon form of A, then col(A) = col(R). (Here, col(A) means the column space of A.) (b) If A is an m xn matrix and R is the reduced echelon form of A, then dim(col(A)) = dim(col(R)). (c) If matrices A and B are row equivalent, then row(A) (Here, row (A) means the row space of A.) = row(B). (d) If A is a 6 x 8 matrix with exactly 2 non-pivot columns, then the pivot columns of A form a basis of R6. (e) If A is a 6 x 8 matrix such that dim(row(A)) = 5, then the nullity of At equals 2. (Here, rouw(A) means the row space of A.)

(a) If A is an m x n matrix and R is the reduced echelon form of A, then col(A) = col(R). (Here, col(A) means the column space of A.) (b) If A is an m xn matrix and R is the reduced echelon form of A, then dim(col(A)) = dim(col(R)). (c) If matrices A and B are row equivalent, then row(A) (Here, row (A) means the row space of A.) = row(B). (d) If A is a 6 x 8 matrix with exactly 2 non-pivot columns, then the pivot columns of A form a basis of R6. (e) If A is a 6 x 8 matrix such that dim(row(A)) = 5, then the nullity of At equals 2. (Here, rouw(A) means the row space of A.)

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