Consider linear mapping A E L(Vn) and two basis X, Y of Vn. Select all true statements. Let Y be a basis obtained from Y by swapping i-th and j-th vector. Then matrix *A differs from *A' by swapping i-th and j-th row. Let X be a basis obtained from X by swapping i-th and j-th vector. Then matrix * A' differs from * A° by swapping i-th and j-th row. Let X be a basis obtained from X by swapping i-th and j-th vector. Then matrix * A' differs from * A' by swapping i-th and j-th column. Let Y be a basis obtained from Y by swapping i-th and j-th vector. Then matrix * A' differs from ª A° by swapping i-th and j-th column.

Consider linear mapping A E L(Vn) and two basis X, Y of Vn. Select all true statements. Let Y be a basis obtained from Y by swapping i-th and j-th vector. Then matrix A differs from A' by swapping i-th and j-th row. Let X be a basis obtained from X by swapping i-th and j-th vector. Then matrix * A' differs from * A° by swapping i-th and j-th row. Let X be a basis obtained from X by swapping i-th and j-th vector. Then matrix * A' differs from * A' by swapping i-th and j-th column. Let Y be a basis obtained from Y by swapping i-th and j-th vector. Then matrix * A' differs from ª A° by swapping i-th and j-th column.

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Consider linear mapping A E L(Vn) and two basis X, Y of Vn. Select all true statements.
Let Y be a basis obtained from Y by swapping i-th and j-th vector.
Then matrix * A' differs from * A° by swapping i-th and j-th row.
Let X be a basis obtained from X by swapping i-th and j-th vector.
Then matrix * A' differs from A' by swapping i-th and j-th row.
Let X be a basis obtained from X by swapping i-th and j-th vector.
Then matrix * A' differs from A³ by swapping i-th and j-th column.
Let Y be a basis obtained from Y by swapping i-th and j-th vector.
* A by swapping i-th and j-th column.
Then matrix * A' differs from

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