Solutions for Linear Algebra With Applications (classic Version)
Problem 1E:
GOAL Use the concept of a linear transformation in terms of the formula y=Ax, and interpret simple...Problem 2E:
GOAL Use the concept of a linear transformation in terms of the formula y=Ax, and interpret simple...Problem 3E:
GOAL Use the concept of a linear transformation in terms of the formula y=Ax, and interpret simple...Problem 4E:
Find the matrix of the linear transformation y1=9x1+3x23x3y2=2x19x2+x3y3=4x19x22x3y4=5x1+x2+5x3 .Problem 5E:
Consider the linear transformation T from 3 to 2 with T=[100]=[711],T[010]=[69], and T=[001]=[1317]...Problem 6E:
Consider the transformationT from 2 to 3 given by T=[x1x2]=x1[123]+x2[456] . Is this transformation...Problem 7E:
Suppose v1,v2...,vm are arbitrary vectors in n .Consider the transformation from m to n given by...Problem 9E:
In Exercises 9 through 12, decide whether the given matrix is invertible. Find the inverse if it...Problem 10E:
In Exercises 9 through 12, decide whether the given matrix is invertible. Find the inverse if it...Problem 11E:
In Exercises 9 through 12, decide whether the given matrix is invertible. Find the inverse if it...Problem 12E:
In Exercises 9 through 12, decide whether the given matrix is invertible. Find the inverse if it...Problem 13E:
Prove the following facts: a. The 22 matrix A=[abcd] is invertible if and only if adbc0 . Hint:...Problem 14E:
a. For which values of the constantk is the matrix [235k] invertible? b. For which values of the...Problem 15E:
For which values of the constants a and b is the matrix A=[abba] invertible? What is the inverse in...Problem 16E:
Give a geometric interpretation of the linear transforma tions defined by the matrices in Exercises...Problem 17E:
Give a geometric interpretation of the linear transforma tions defined by the matrices in Exercises...Problem 18E:
Give a geometric interpretation of the linear transforma tions defined by the matrices in Exercises...Problem 19E:
Give a geometric interpretation of the linear transforma tions defined by the matrices in Exercises...Problem 20E:
Give a geometric interpretation of the linear transforma tions defined by the matrices in Exercises...Problem 21E:
Give a geometric interpretation of the linear transforma tions defined by the matrices in Exercises...Problem 22E:
Give a geometric interpretation of the linear transforma tions defined by the matrices in Exercises...Problem 23E:
Give a geometric interpretation of the linear transforma tions defined by the matrices in Exercises...Problem 24E:
Consider the circular face in the accompanying figure. For each of the matrices A in Exercises 24...Problem 25E:
Consider the circular face in the accompanying figure. For each of the matrices A in Exercises 24...Problem 26E:
Consider the circular face in the accompanying figure. For each of the matrices A in Exercises 24...Problem 27E:
Consider the circular face in the accompanying figure. For each of the matrices A in Exercises 24...Problem 28E:
Consider the circular face in the accompanying figure. For each of the matrices A in Exercises 24...Problem 29E:
Consider the circular face in the accompanying figure. For each of the matrices A in Exercises 24...Problem 30E:
Consider the circular face in the accompanying figure. For each of the matrices A in Exercises 24...Problem 31E:
In Chapter 1, we mentioned that an old German billshows the mirror image of Gauss’s likeness. What...Problem 33E:
Consider the transformation T from 2 to 2 thatrotates any vector x through an angle of 45° in the...Problem 34E:
Consider the transformation T from 2 to 2 that rotates any vector x through a given angle in the...Problem 35E:
In the example about the French coast guard in this section, suppose you are a spy watching the boat...Problem 36E:
Let T be a linear transformation from 2 to 2 . Let v1 , v2 , and w be three vectors in 2 , as shown...Problem 37E:
Consider a linear transformation T from 2 to 2 . Suppose that v and w are two arbitrary vectors in 2...Problem 38E:
The two column vectors v1 and v2 of a 22 matrix A are shown in the accompanying sketch. Consider the...Problem 39E:
Show that if T is a linear transformation from m to n , then T=[x1x2xm]=x1T(e1)+x2T(e2)++xmT(em) ,...Problem 42E:
When you represent a three-dimensional object graphically in the plane (on paper. the blackboard, or...Problem 43E:
a. Consider the vector v=[234] . Is the transformation T(x)=vx (the dot product) from 3 to ...Problem 44E:
The cross product of two vectors in 3 is given by [a1a2a3][b1b2b3]=[a2b3a3b2a3b1a1b3a1b2a2b1] . See...Problem 49E:
Prove that if A is a transition matrix and x is a distribution vector, then Ax is a distribution...Problem 56E:
For each of the, mini-Webs in Exercises 54 through 56, a. find the transition matrix B as defined in...Problem 57E:
Some parking meters in downtown Geneva, Switzerland, accept 2 Franc and 5 Franc coins. a. A parking...Browse All Chapters of This Textbook
Chapter 1 - Linear EquationsChapter 1.1 - Introduction To Linear SystemsChapter 1.2 - Matrices, Vectors, And Gauss–jordan EliminationChapter 1.3 - On The Solutions Of Linear Systems; Matrix AlgebraChapter 2 - Linear TransformationsChapter 2.1 - Introduction To Linear Transformations And Their InversesChapter 2.2 - Linear Transformations In GeometryChapter 2.3 - Matrix ProductsChapter 2.4 - The Inverse Of A Linear TransformationChapter 3 - Subspaces Of Rn And Their Dimensions
Chapter 3.1 - Image And Kernel Of A Linear TransformationChapter 3.2 - Subspaces Of Rn; Bases And Linear IndependenceChapter 3.3 - The Dimension Of A Subspace Of RnChapter 3.4 - CoordinatesChapter 4 - Linear SpacesChapter 4.1 - Introduction To Linear SpacesChapter 4.2 - Linear Transformations And IsomorphismsChapter 4.3 - The Matrix Of A Linear TransformationChapter 5 - Orthogonality And Least SquaresChapter 5.1 - Orthogonal Projections And Orthonormal BasesChapter 5.2 - Gram–schmidt Process And Qr FactorizationChapter 5.3 - Orthogonal Transformations And Orthogonal MatricesChapter 5.4 - Least Squares And Data FittingChapter 5.5 - Inner Product SpacesChapter 6 - DeterminantsChapter 6.1 - Introduction To DeterminantsChapter 6.2 - Properties Of The DeterminantChapter 6.3 - Geometrical Interpretations Of The Determinant; Cramer’s RuleChapter 7 - Eigenvalues And EigenvectorsChapter 7.1 - DiagonalizationChapter 7.2 - Finding The Eigenvalues Of A MatrixChapter 7.3 - Finding The Eigenvectors Of A MatrixChapter 7.4 - More On Dynamical SystemsChapter 7.5 - Complex EigenvaluesChapter 7.6 - StabilityChapter 8 - Symmetric Matrices And Quadratic FormsChapter 8.1 - Symmetric MatricesChapter 8.2 - Quadratic FormsChapter 8.3 - Singular ValuesChapter 9.1 - An Introduction To Continuous Dynamical SystemsChapter 9.2 - The Complex Case: Euler’s FormulaChapter 9.3 - Linear Differential Operators And Linear Differential Equations
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