Challenge Problems for Chapter 5

Suppose has dimension and has dimension and they are each contained in a subspace, which has dimension equal to where What are the possibilities for the dimension of ?
Remember that a linearly independent set can be extended to form a basis.

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Let be a basis for Then there is a basis for and which are respectively It follows that you must have and so you must have

Let be a basis of . Let be an matrix.
(a)
If is invertible, show that is a basis of .
(b)
If is a basis of , show that is invertible.
Show that for any real matrix .
Let be an matrix of rank . Show that .
Choose a basis of and extend it to a basis of . Show that is a basis of .
Let and be subspaces of . If , and , show that .
See Problem prb:5.27.

Bibliography

These problems came from Chapter 6 of Keith Nicholson’s Linear Algebra with Applications. (CC-BY-NC-SA)

W. Keith Nicholson, Linear Algebra with Applications, Lyryx 2018, Open Edition, pp. 358–359, and p. 370.

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