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Chapter 4 With Notes

The document discusses vectors and vector spaces. It provides definitions for the rank of a matrix. The rank of a matrix is defined as either the maximum number of linearly independent column vectors or the maximum number of linearly independent row vectors, as both definitions are equivalent. An example matrix is used to illustrate calculating the rank, which for the example matrix is found to be 3 rather than the full 4 columns/rows. Orthogonal matrices are also mentioned, with the property that for an orthogonal matrix A, A transpose A and A A transpose both equal the identity matrix I.

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Chapter 4 With Notes

The document discusses vectors and vector spaces. It provides definitions for the rank of a matrix. The rank of a matrix is defined as either the maximum number of linearly independent column vectors or the maximum number of linearly independent row vectors, as both definitions are equivalent. An example matrix is used to illustrate calculating the rank, which for the example matrix is found to be 3 rather than the full 4 columns/rows. Orthogonal matrices are also mentioned, with the property that for an orthogonal matrix A, A transpose A and A A transpose both equal the identity matrix I.

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