Recall the connections between the fundamental subspaces and the correspond-ing orthogonal complements:• (row(A))- = null(A)%3D• (col(A))- = null(AT)• (null(A))- = row(A)(null(A")) = col(A)%3Dwhere A E Rmxn.2.6 }. (these two2Compute a basis for the orthogonal complement of span{ | 3vectors are both column vectors).

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Recall the connections between the fundamental subspaces and the correspond- ing orthogonal complements: • (row(A))- = null(A) • (col(A))- = nul1(AT) (null(A))- : = row(A) (null(A"))- = col(A) where A E Rmxn. Compute a basis for the orthogonal complement of span{ |3 6 }. (these two 2 vectors are both column vectors).

Recall the connections between the fundamental subspaces and the correspond- ing orthogonal complements: • (row(A))- = null(A) • (col(A))- = nul1(AT) (null(A))- : = row(A) (null(A"))- = col(A) where A E Rmxn. Compute a basis for the orthogonal complement of span{ |3 6 }. (these two 2 vectors are both column vectors).

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