Material to know
Coordinate with respect to a basis
Matrix of change of a basis
matrix of a linear transformation with respect to the given basis
Two matrices are similar
dimension of a liner space, subspace
Linear transformation:
what is linear transformation ?
Nullity
Rank
Kernel
Image
Rank-Nullity Theorem
isomorphism
Comfortable with linear spaces
spaces of polynomials, P_1, P_2, P_3 and its subspaces
Spaces of matrices such as R2x2 and Subspaces of R2x2 such as
the set of all upper triangular matrices,
diagonal matrices,
the set of matrices whose determinant is 0,
basis, coordinate of a vector with respect to the given basis
linear transformation and its matrix
Properties of determinant
Linearity in its columns
Determinant of the identity matrix In is 1.
Change in determinant with regards to elementary row operations, and column operations
Cramer's Rule for a solution for Ax=b
Volume of a parallelepiped
For nxn matrix A, the following are equivalent
Determinant of A is non-zero,
RREF is the identity,
non-singular matrix,
solution to Ax=0 has a unique solution(trivial), Ker(A)={0}
Columns of A are linearly independent
Rows of A are linearly independent
Sample Questions
Textbook Section 3.4: #28, 44, 16, 56
Section 4.1:4, 6, 16,18
For #18 Find at least two basis for P_3
Section 4.2: #6,52
Section 4.3: 1 , 6, 20
Section 6.1: 39,
Section 6.2: #47 If the answer is yes, is T determinant map?
What condition does it violate to be a determinant?
#59. Hint: Consider the case when det =0.
Section 6.3: 224,
True False Chapter Tests
Web6, Web7, Web8
Consider P_2 the space of polynomials with degree <=2. Consider the linear map T:P_2 ----> P_2 defined by T(f(t))=f(t+1). Find the matrix of T with respect to the basis of B=(1,1+t,1+t+t2)
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