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208    CHAPTER 7  Matrices and Linear Systems

                                    After pivoting about each leading entry, resulting in a matrix K, we need only make all the
                                 leading entries 1 to obtain a reduced row echelon form. If K has leading entry α in row i, multiply
                                 this row by 1/α by entering

                                                            F := mulrow(K,i,1/α);
                                    After this is done for all the rows containing a leading entry, the reduced row echelon form
                                 of A results.


                        SECTION 7.3        PROBLEMS



                     In each of Problems 1 through 12, find the reduced form of  2  2
                                                                    6. A =
                     A and produce a matrix   such that  A = A R .         1  1
                                                                          ⎛          ⎞
                                                                           −1   4  6
                           ⎛         ⎞
                             1  −1  3                               7. A = ⎝ 2  3  −5 ⎠
                      1. A = ⎝ 0  1  2 ⎠                                    7   1  1
                             0  0   0
                                                                           −3  4  4
                                                                    8. A =
                                                                            0  0  0
                            3  1  1  4
                      2. A =
                            0  1  0  0                                     −1  2  3  1
                                                                    9. A =
                                                                            1  0  0  0
                           ⎛            ⎞
                             −1  4  1  1
                                                                          ⎛           ⎞
                             0   0  0  0                                   8  2  1   0
                           ⎜            ⎟
                      3. A =  ⎜         ⎟
                           ⎝ 0   0  0  0 ⎠                         10. A = ⎝ 0  1  1  3 ⎠
                             0   0  0  1                                   4  0  0  −3
                                                                           4  1  −7
                                                                          ⎛        ⎞

                            1  0  1  1  −1
                      4. A =                                       11. A = ⎝ 2  2  0 ⎠
                            0  1  0  0   2
                                                                           0  1   0
                           ⎛    ⎞
                             0  1                                         ⎛  0  ⎞
                             0  0
                           ⎜    ⎟                                         ⎜ −3 ⎟
                      5. A =  ⎜  ⎟
                           ⎝ 1                                     12. A =  ⎜  ⎟
                                3 ⎠
                                                                          ⎝ 1 ⎠
                             0  1                                           1
                     7.4         Row and Column Spaces
                                 In this section, we will develop three numbers associated with matrices. These numbers play a
                                 significant role in applications such as the solution of systems of linear equations.
                                   Let A be an n × m matrix of real numbers. Each of the n rows is a vector in R . The span
                                                                                                 m
                                   of these row vectors (the set of all linear combinations of these vectors) is a subspace of
                                                                                       m
                                    m
                                   R called the row space of A. This may or may not be all of R , depending on A.The
                                   dimension of the row space of A is the row rank of A.
                                                                         n
                                       Similarly, the m columns are vectors in R . The span of these column vectors is the
                                                                      n
                                   column space of A, and is a subspace of R . The dimension of this column space is the
                                   column rank of A.





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