The relationship between matrix multiplication and elementary transformations (15.25-15.38)
[14/71%]Prove that the -th column of the matrix equals the product of the matrix and the -th column of .
State and prove a proposition analogous to 15. 25, for rows.
Prove that the -th column of the matrix equals a linear combination of the columns of the matrix with coefficients from the elements of the -th column of the matrix .
State and prove the analogue of proposition 15. 27 for rows.
Prove that:
when two rows of the matrix are interchanged, the corresponding rows in are also interchanged
if the -th row of the matrix is multiplied by a number , then the -th row of is also multiplied by
if the -th row of the matrix is added to its -th row, then the same elementary transformation happens to the matrix .
State and prove the analogues of propositions 15.29 for columns. Namely, prove that
when two columns of the matrix are interchanged, the corresponding columns in are also interchanged
if the -th column of the matrix is multiplied by a number , then the -th column of is also multiplied by
if the -th column of the matrix is added to its -th column, then the same elementary transformation happens to the matrix .
Prove that adding to a row of a matrix a linear combination of its remaining rows can be accomplished by successively applying basic elementary row transformations.
Prove the analogous statement for the transformation consisting of interchanging two rows of a matrix.
Compute the product for an arbitrary matrix ( denotes the -th row of the identity matrix of a suitable size).
For an arbitrary matrix and a matrix unit of a suitable size, compute the product:
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Let the matrices and be such that for arbitrary columns and of a suitable height the equality holds. Prove that .
Let be a matrix of dimensions and identity matrices of order and respectively. Prove that .
By what matrix should the matrix be multiplied in order to obtain:
the first column of ;
the first row of ?
Choose an elementary matrix such that the matrix is obtained from :
by interchanging the first two rows of
by adding the first row to the second
by multiplying the first row of by a number .
Choose an elementary matrix such that the product is obtained from by means of a given elementary transformation of columns.