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stryker105
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True or False Questions. I have put my answers to them but one or more is incorrect, can anybody tell me which ones?
Note: The linear system Ax=b of m equations in n unknowns is called:
square if m=n
overdertermined if m>n
undeterdetermined if m<n
homogeneous if b= 0
inhomogeneous b != 0
consistent if it has a solution
inconsistent if it does not have a solution.
Below, we refer to Ax= b of m equations in n unknown simply as "the system". The corresponding homogeneous system is Ax=0
Questions:
1. The general solution of the system equals any particular solution plus the general solution of the corresponding homogeneous system. T
2. An underdetermined system may have no solutions. T
3. An overdetermined system may have a unique solution. T
4. An overdetermined system may have infinitely many solutions. T
5. An underdetermined system may not have a unique solution. F
6. Every homogeneous system is consistent. F
7. An overdetermined system may be consistent. T
8. An underdetermined system may be inconsistent. T
9. The solutions of the system form a linear space if and only if the system is homogeneous. T
10. The null space of A is a subspace of R^n. T
11. The column space of A is a subspace of R^m. T
12. For a square system the column and null spaces of A may be the same. T
13. The system is consistent if and only if b is in the column space of A. T
Note: The linear system Ax=b of m equations in n unknowns is called:
square if m=n
overdertermined if m>n
undeterdetermined if m<n
homogeneous if b= 0
inhomogeneous b != 0
consistent if it has a solution
inconsistent if it does not have a solution.
Below, we refer to Ax= b of m equations in n unknown simply as "the system". The corresponding homogeneous system is Ax=0
Questions:
1. The general solution of the system equals any particular solution plus the general solution of the corresponding homogeneous system. T
2. An underdetermined system may have no solutions. T
3. An overdetermined system may have a unique solution. T
4. An overdetermined system may have infinitely many solutions. T
5. An underdetermined system may not have a unique solution. F
6. Every homogeneous system is consistent. F
7. An overdetermined system may be consistent. T
8. An underdetermined system may be inconsistent. T
9. The solutions of the system form a linear space if and only if the system is homogeneous. T
10. The null space of A is a subspace of R^n. T
11. The column space of A is a subspace of R^m. T
12. For a square system the column and null spaces of A may be the same. T
13. The system is consistent if and only if b is in the column space of A. T