Let M be a (3x3) matrix such that the dimension of its row space is 1. Which of the following is true? Select all possible answers. | dim(columnspace(M)) = 1. Mis invertible. rank of Mequals to 1. Mis not invertible.

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Let M be a (3x3) matrix such that the dimension of its row space is 1. Which of the
following is true?
Select all possible answers.
dim(columnspace(M)) = 1.
Mis invertible.
rank of Mequals to 1.
Mis not invertible.
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Let A be a (9x9) matrix such that the dimension of its column space is 9. Then
Select all possible answers.
|dim (rowspace (A))
= 9
The determinant of Ais a non-zero number.
Ais invertible.
DA- does not exist.
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Problem 8
Let Abe a 5 x 5matrix with rank 5. Suppose there are two 5 × 5matrices Land U
LUThen which of the following is true?
such that A
Select all possible answers.
|rank(A)= rank(L)
|rank(A)= rank(U).
| Both U and Lare invertible.
column space(A)= column space(L)
L+ Umust be invertible.
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Transcribed Image Text:Let M be a (3x3) matrix such that the dimension of its row space is 1. Which of the following is true? Select all possible answers. dim(columnspace(M)) = 1. Mis invertible. rank of Mequals to 1. Mis not invertible. Submit You have used 0 of 1 attempt Save Problem 7 Let A be a (9x9) matrix such that the dimension of its column space is 9. Then Select all possible answers. |dim (rowspace (A)) = 9 The determinant of Ais a non-zero number. Ais invertible. DA- does not exist. Submit You have used 0 of 1 attempt Save Problem 8 Let Abe a 5 x 5matrix with rank 5. Suppose there are two 5 × 5matrices Land U LUThen which of the following is true? such that A Select all possible answers. |rank(A)= rank(L) |rank(A)= rank(U). | Both U and Lare invertible. column space(A)= column space(L) L+ Umust be invertible. Submit You have used 0 of 1 attempt Save
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