Midterm 2 Review Flashcards
How to check if a subset is a subspace of R3
- Does it have elements (Is the 0 vector possible?)
- If vector u and vector v are in s then so its u +v
- If u vector is in s then Ku is in S
Basis for Col(A)
all columns in RR matrix that have a pivot and then write the corresponding in OG matrix
Steps for finding Null(A)
- Write out the system of equation = 0
- Solve in terms of free variables
- In vector parametric form, write the coeffs of those FV
- The vectors are the basis (REMEMBER TO PUT IN SET NOTATION)
Is this a subspace of R3 and its a span of vectors
Yes since every span is a subspace
One-to-one
Does the homogenous equation have FV in RR matrix?
Onto
Does every row have a pivot?
How to find the determinant of a 2x2 matrix
Cross-multiply the diagonals :
ad - bc
Operations in RR and How They Affect Determinants
The only thing that affects the determinant is if you scale it by a constant.
How to find a domain?
What space does the vector lie in? AKA how many entries in the vector
How to find the codomain?
What space do the outputs lie in?
How to check is linear
Can you add u + v and get the same result
Standard Matrix and Linear Transformations: Expansion/Contradiction
Changes the area
Standard Matrix and Linear Transformations: Reflection (y-axis)
Folded over y-axis
Standard Matrix and Linear Transformations: Reflection (x-axis)
Folded over x-axis
Standard Matrix and Linear Transformations: Rotations
Changes the angle around the origin like a clock
Standard Matrix and Linear Transformations: Horizontal Shearing
Push out horizontally but height stays the same
Standard Matrix and Linear Transformations: Vertical Shearing
Changes the angle but not the area
Standard Matrix and Linear Transformations: projection/shearing x-axis
Everything is now on the x-axis line
Standard Matrix and Linear Transformations: projection/shearing y-axis
Everything is now on the y-axis line
The first three Invertible Matrix Theorem
- There is a matrix where XA=I
- There is a matrix X where AX = I
- A transposed is invertible
Middle Two Invertible Matrix Theorem
- A has exactly n pivots
- A row reduces to an identity matrix
Middle three Invertible Matrix Theorem
- T (linear transformation) is one-to-one
- Ax=0 has only a trivial solution
- If the column of A are linearly independent
Last Three Invertible Matrix Theorem
- T is onto
- Ax=b is always consistent
- Range of T = co-domain