July 9, 1998
- Let
. Find
and
. - Let
. Find AB and B-1.
- Find the equation of the plane through
perpendicular to the line
. - Let
and
. Find a unit vector parallel
to
and the projection of
in the direction of
.
- Let
.
Write out the Laplace expansion of
by column 2 (do not compute the
determinant).
- Compute
.
- Let TA be a linear mapping
where
. Sketch the image under TA
of the unit square
spanned by
and oriented counterclockwise. Does TA preserve or reverse the orientation?
- Find a parametric equation for the line through
and
.
- Is the line x+y=-1 a subspace of
? Is the half-space
a subspace of
?
- Find the eigenvalues and corresponding eigenvectors for the symmetric matrix
.
- With A as above, find an orthogonal matrix B such that B-1AB is
diagonal.
- Compute the area of the parallelogram spanned by
and
(same as in Problem 1).
- In each case below determine whether the given vectors are linearly
dependent or linearly independent (don't compute):
-
. -
.
- Suppose that one can reduce the augmented coefficient matrix of the system
to the eschelon form
. What is the dimension of the space of solutions of the given
system?
- With regard to the usual basis
in
, P has coordinates
.
What are the coordinates of P with regard to a new basis
? (Hint: use Problem 2.)
- Suppose that A is a
matrix and that the following sequence
of basic operations reduces A to I:
![\begin{displaymath}
A\xrightarrow[\frac{1}{2} \row 1]{\row 1}A_1\xrightarrow[\row 2-\row 1]
{\row 2}I\end{displaymath}](m1img34.gif)
Find the elementary matrices which produce these operations. Find A-1.
- Let
where
.
Find a basis for the range of TA and give its dimension. Find the dimension
of the null space of TA.
- Let
. Write down eAt
(just give the answer.)
- With C=eAt as above, what does the map
do
to
?
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Aleksandrs Mihailovs
7/9/1998