Rank Flashcards

1
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Rank in term of independent vectors

A

R(A) = number of independent vectors of A

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2
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Relation between rank and determinant

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If |A| = 0 then rank < n
If |A| ≠ 0 then rank = n

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3
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Rank of matrix in terms of minor

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Rank(A) = highest order of non zero minor of A

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4
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Which matrix has rank = 0

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Only null matrix have rank zero

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5
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Effect of elementary transformation on rank

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No effect

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6
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Rank(Aᵀ)

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Rank(Aᵀ) = Rank(A)

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7
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Rank of AAᵀ

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Rank of AAᵀ = Rank of AᵀA = Rank of A

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8
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Rank(AB)

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Rank(AB) ≤ min(Rank A, Rank B)

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9
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Rank (A+B)

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Rank (A+B) ≤ Rank(A) + Rank(B)

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10
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Rank of A-B

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Rank (A-B) ≥ Rank A - Rank B

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11
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Rank of Amxn

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Rank A ≤ min{m,n}

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12
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Rank of Iₙ

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Rank of Iₙ = n

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13
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Rank of Oₙₓₙ

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Rank of Oₙₓₙ = 0

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14
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Rank of diagonal matrix

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non zero diagonal elements

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15
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Vector space of polynomial of degree <= n
Also dimension of it

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16
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Basis of matrix M of 2x3 order

17
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Explain dimensions of W be a real subspace of the real space R³

18
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Explain relation linear dependency or independency if you have one real number and another one as complex number

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If you have one real number and one complex number (where the complex has non-zero part), then they are linearly independent. This is because the only solution to linear combination of these two numbers being zero is if both coefficients in the combination are zero.