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Consider the M × N dimensional matrix A with M > N and rank(A) = N. Which of the following statements are true and why (short explanation!) 1) The matrix ATA is singular 2) The matrix ATA is non-singular 3) The matrix ATA is positive definite 4) The matrix ATA is positive semi-definite 5) The matrix ATA is indefinite 6) The matrix AAT is singular 7) The matrix AAT is non-singular 8) The matrix AAT is positive definite 9) The matrix AAT is positive semi-definite 10) The matrix AAT is indefinite

Consider the M × N dimensional matrix A with M > N and rank(A) = N. Which of the following statements are true and why (short explanation!) 1) The matrix ATA is singular 2) The matrix ATA is non-singular 3) The matrix ATA is positive definite 4) The matrix ATA is positive semi-definite 5) The matrix ATA is indefinite 6) The matrix AAT is singular 7) The matrix AAT is non-singular 8) The matrix AAT is positive definite 9) The matrix AAT is positive semi-definite 10) The matrix AAT is indefinite

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Consider the M × N dimensional matrix A with M > N and rank(A) = N. Which of the following statements are true and why (short explanation!) 1) The matrix ATA is singular 2) The matrix ATA is non-singular 3) The matrix ATA is positive definite 4) The matrix ATA is positive semi-definite 5) The matrix ATA is indefinite 6) The matrix AAT is singular 7) The matrix AAT is non-singular 8) The matrix AAT is positive definite 9) The matrix AAT is positive semi-definite 10) The matrix AAT is indefinite
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the M × N dimensional matrix A with M > N and rank(A) = N. Which of the following statements are true and why (short explanation!) 1) The matrix ATA is singular 2) The matrix ATA is non-singular 3) The matrix ATA is positive definite 4) The matrix ATA is positive semi-definite 5) The matrix ATA is indefinite 6) The matrix AAT is singular 7) The matrix AAT is non-singular 8) The matrix AAT is positive definite 9) The matrix AAT is positive semi-definite 10) The matrix AAT is indefinite
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