Complete each of the following sentences by matching each of the letter options (e.g. (A), (B), ...) to a correct corresponding number option (e.g. (1), (2), ...). A) For the matrix LaTeX: M:=\begin{pmatrix}0& -1\\ 1& 0 \end{pmatrix} we have LaTeX: \text{span}(\{I, M, M^{2}, M^{3},....,M^{n},...\}) is equal to (B) Let LaTeX: x,\:x^2 be polynomial functions in LaTeX: \mathcal P_{2}(\mathbb F_2), the vector space of all polynomial functions of degree two or less with coefficients in LaTeX: \mathbb F_2.  Then LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x) is equal to (C) The vector space of all functions over real numbers is a subspace of   (D) Let LaTeX: T:V\to W be a linear transformation and LaTeX: S be a subset of LaTeX: V. Then LaTeX: T(\text{span}(S)) is equal to    (1) A strict subspace of LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x,x^{2}) (that is a subspace of LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x,x^{2}) which is not equal to LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x,x^{2})). (2) The space of LaTeX: 2\times 2 matrices with real entries and zero diagonal.  (3) LaTeX: M_{2,2}(\mathbb R) (4) LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x,x^{2}) (5) LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(1,x,x^2,x^3, \cdots) (6) None of the options completes this phrase into a true statement.  (7) LaTeX: \text{span}(T(S)) (8) LaTeX: W

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Complete each of the following sentences by matching each of the letter options (e.g. (A), (B), ...) to a correct corresponding number option (e.g. (1), (2), ...).

A) For the matrix LaTeX: M:=\begin{pmatrix}0& -1\\ 1& 0 \end{pmatrix} we have LaTeX: \text{span}(\{I, M, M^{2}, M^{3},....,M^{n},...\}) is equal to

(B) Let LaTeX: x,\:x^2 be polynomial functions in LaTeX: \mathcal P_{2}(\mathbb F_2), the vector space of all polynomial functions of degree two or less with coefficients in LaTeX: \mathbb F_2.  Then LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x) is equal to

(C) The vector space of all functions over real numbers is a subspace of  

(D) Let LaTeX: T:V\to W be a linear transformation and LaTeX: S be a subset of LaTeX: V. Then LaTeX: T(\text{span}(S)) is equal to 

 

(1) A strict subspace of LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x,x^{2}) (that is a subspace of LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x,x^{2}) which is not equal to LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x,x^{2})).

(2) The space of LaTeX: 2\times 2 matrices with real entries and zero diagonal. 

(3) LaTeX: M_{2,2}(\mathbb R)

(4) LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(x,x^{2})

(5) LaTeX: \mathrm{span}(1,x,x^2,x^3, \cdots)

(6) None of the options completes this phrase into a true statement. 

(7) LaTeX: \text{span}(T(S))

(8) LaTeX: W

Complete each of the following sentences by matching each of the letter options (e.g. (A), (B), ...) to a
correct corresponding number option (e.g. (1), (2), ...).
-1
we have span({I,M, M² , M³,....,
M",...}) is
(A) For the matrix M::
1
equal to
(B) Let x, x2 be polynomial functions in P2 (F2), the vector space of all polynomial functions of
degree two or less with coefficients in F2. Then span(x) is equal to
(C) The vector space of all functions over real numbers is a subspace of
(D) Let T : V
→ W be a linear transformation and S be a subset of V. Then T(span(S)) is equal
to
(1) A strict subspace of span(x, x?) (that is a subspace of span(x, x2) which is not equal to
span(x, x²).
6.
(2) The space of 2 x 2 matrices with real entries and zero diagonal.
(3) M2,2 (IR)
(4) span(x, x²)
(5) span(1, x, x² , x³, … )
(6) None of the options completes this phrase into a true statement.
Transcribed Image Text:Complete each of the following sentences by matching each of the letter options (e.g. (A), (B), ...) to a correct corresponding number option (e.g. (1), (2), ...). -1 we have span({I,M, M² , M³,...., M",...}) is (A) For the matrix M:: 1 equal to (B) Let x, x2 be polynomial functions in P2 (F2), the vector space of all polynomial functions of degree two or less with coefficients in F2. Then span(x) is equal to (C) The vector space of all functions over real numbers is a subspace of (D) Let T : V → W be a linear transformation and S be a subset of V. Then T(span(S)) is equal to (1) A strict subspace of span(x, x?) (that is a subspace of span(x, x2) which is not equal to span(x, x²). 6. (2) The space of 2 x 2 matrices with real entries and zero diagonal. (3) M2,2 (IR) (4) span(x, x²) (5) span(1, x, x² , x³, … ) (6) None of the options completes this phrase into a true statement.
(6) None of the options completes this phrase into a true statement.
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(8) W
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The given questions are related with linear algebra.

We have to complete each of the following sentences by matching each of the letter options (e.g. (A),(B), ...)to a corresponding number option (e.g. (1) , (2), ...).

(A) For the matrix M = 0-110 we have spanI , M , M2 ,  , Mn ,   is equal to

(B) Let x , x2 be polynomial functions in P2F2, the vector space of all polynomial functions of degree two or less with coefficients in F2.  Then spanx is equal to

(C) The vector space of all functions over real numbers is a subspace of  

(D)  Let T : V  W be a linear transformation and S be a subset of V. Then TspanS is equal to 

 

The given number options are :

(1) A strict subspace of spanx , x2 (that is a subspace of spanx , x2 which is not equal to spanx , x2).

(2) The space of 2×2 matrices with real entries and zero diagonal. 

(3) M2×2

(4) spanx , x2

(5) span1 , x , x2 , x3 , 

(6) None of the options completes this phrase into a true statement. 

(7) spanTS

(8) W

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