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If V is an inner product space with an inner product <x|y>, and if x,y is an element of V are two non zero vectors where <x|2y> = 0, then x and y are parellel

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If V is a real inner product space with an inner product <x|y>, then <x|2y-3z>= 2<x|y> - 3<x|z> for all x, y, z is a element of V

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If x = (1,2,3) and y =(-3,0,1), then x and y are orthogonal using the standard inner product <|> for R^3x1

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The angle between x = (1,1,1) and y = (1,1,-2), is +- pi/2 radians using the standard inner product <|> for R^3x1

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The set {(1,0,1),(1,0,-1),(0,1,0)} is an orthonormal basis for R^3x1 using the standard inner product <|> for R^3x1

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Let S = {x1,x2,x3,…,xn} be a Linearly Dependent set of vectors in R^nx1. The Gram Schmidt process applied to S must produce a basis for R^n*1

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Anxn is a nonsingular iff det(A)=/0

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Let A be a 4x4 matrix where det(A) = 3, then the rank(A) = 4

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Let A and B be nxn matricies. If det(AB) = 0, then det(A) = 0 or det(B) = 0

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Let A and B be nxn matricies. If det(A)/=0, then det(A^-1BA) = det(B)

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Let A and B be nxn matrices, then det(A+B) = det(A) + det(B)

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A = {(1,1)(0,2)} has eigenvalues lamda = 1 and lamda = 2

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Let A be a nxn nonsingluar matrix lamda is an eigenvalue of A iff 1/lamda is an eigenvalue of A^-1

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If each eigenvalue of A is repreated exavtly once, then A is always diagonalizable

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Let A be a nxn matrix. For each and every lamda that is a vlue of sigma(A), it is always true that: Geo multa(lamda) <= alg multA(lambda)

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Let A = {(2,0)(1,2)} with eigenvalue lamda = 2. Then A is diagonalizable

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