Linear Algebra Chapter 1.4 - 1.9 Flashcards

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What are 12 logic notations and what do they mean?

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Check #1 on pg.15

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What is #1 definition? Hint: subsets

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Check #1 definition on page 15

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3
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Define propositional logic

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It is a branch of mathematics that studies the value of logic statements

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4
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What are the main building blocks of any theorem?

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Statements or propositions

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5
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What are five statement with p and q?

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Check #2 on page 16

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6
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What are the three theorems and how do we prove them?

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  • “if, then” theorem is a theorem of the form “If p, then q”. The proposition p is called premise or hypothesis and q is referred to as conclusion or thesis. We will prove this type of theorem using direct proof, proof by contraposition or proof by contradiction.
  • “If and only if” theorem is a theorem of the form “p if and only if q”. It states that p and q are equivalent propositions and can be proved by splitting it into two “if, then” theorems.
  • Equivalent statements is a generalization of the “if and only if” theorem is a theorem of the form “The following statements are equivalent: p, q, and r”. We can show this theorem by proving that “p->q”, “q->r” and “r->p” hold true.
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7
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What are five proof strategies and what are they about?

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Check page 17-19

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8
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Prove theorem 1

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Check theorem 1 on page 17

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9
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Prove number theory

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Check number theory (theorem 2) on page.18

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10
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Prove theorem 3

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Check theorem 3 on page. 18

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11
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Prove theorem 4.

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Check theorem 4 on pg. 19

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12
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Prove the statement is false on page.19

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Check counter examples on page 19- 20

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13
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What is 5# definition? Hint: expression and linear combination

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Check 5#definition on pg.12

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What is 6# properties and proof of the first properties? 2 things

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Check 6# properties on backside of pg.13

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15
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What is 7# theorem and prove it

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Check 7# theorem and proof on pg.14

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16
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What is 8# fact?

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Check 8# fact on pg.14

17
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What is 9# definition? Hint: homogeneous linear system

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Check 9# definition on pg. 21

18
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What is 10# theorem and prove it

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Check 10# theorem on pg.21

19
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What is 11# theorem. Hint: solution set and span of vectors

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Check 11# theorem on backside of pg.21

20
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What is 12# terminology? Hint: 5 things

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Check 12# on pg.22

21
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What is 13# definition?

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Check 13# on backside of pg.22

22
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What is 14# theorem? Hint: linear transformation

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Check 14# on the backside of page.22

23
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What is 15# facts?

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Check 15# on pg.23

24
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What is 16# theorem?

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Check 16# theorem on pg.23

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17# definition? Hint: Linear dependence
Check 17# in the backside of pg.24
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18# theorem?
Check 18# on the backside of pg.24
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19# definition? Hint: onto
Check 19# on pg. 25
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20# definition? Hint: one-to-one
Check 20# on pg.25
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21# theorem and proof?
Check 21# on the backside of pg.25
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22# superposition principle
Check 22# on pg. 26
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23# theorem and proof?
Check 23# ok pg.26
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What are seven transformation with reflection, contraction and expansion?
Check pg. 74 and 75 in textbooks
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What are two type of shear transformations and two projection transformation?
Check pg. 75 and 76 in the textbook
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What does parametric form look like?
Check backside of pg.21