Give an example of a matrix A such that (1) Ax = b has a solution for infinitely many b e R°, but (2) Ax = b does not have a solution for some b E R°. A =
Give an example of a matrix A such that (1) Ax = b has a solution for infinitely many b e R°, but (2) Ax = b does not have a solution for some b E R°. A =
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If the dimension of the column space of A will be 3 (or if A has set of three linearly independent column.) then A span and we have infinitely many b.
And if the dimension of the column space of A will be less than 3 than A does not span and we get no solution for some b.
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