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Linear Algebra Exam Notes

1. The document discusses topics in linear algebra including vectors, matrices, linear transformations, and solving systems of linear equations. 2. It covers vector and matrix norms, operations, properties like the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality and Pythagorean theorem. 3. Methods for solving systems of linear equations like Gaussian elimination and Cramer's rule are summarized. Linear transformations, their properties, and combining transformations are also covered.

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Linear Algebra Exam Notes

1. The document discusses topics in linear algebra including vectors, matrices, linear transformations, and solving systems of linear equations. 2. It covers vector and matrix norms, operations, properties like the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality and Pythagorean theorem. 3. Methods for solving systems of linear equations like Gaussian elimination and Cramer's rule are summarized. Linear transformations, their properties, and combining transformations are also covered.

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Chapter 1

8=(Y.-C..,
Ya-he)Mid Pointan
Distans Between two points
↑ (s,De,3(n) & (Y.,42, 3n)

Norm of a vector

119117 = .g II + F11" = Vd11" + I(r.5) + (18117


1 Kell = (K) II1 11 a -
6113 = 11911 -
2(5.5) +11611
(E Js.(x +5)
-
= 11911-11611
Unit Vector * of Product
r
Iall E IIF1)
·
U -
-d
. = 11211 Cost

Lanchy. Schwarz Inconality Triangle Inequality


12.51 (121 (181) 11 + F11 c((11 + 1181
f
·

12.71=119111181) then EllE

Pythagorean Theorem

V+ F11=11211 11611

Projection
past-tre Perpo =F-proje
11pruj E11 = 17

ICost1 =
Chapter 2

LABI= BTAT
(2ABc)"= 2c BTA"

&In +a,Atent" "Oma Inverse of Square matrix


if Anon Bain=RA=In
& irot -> from Matrix Hey
columns original are
inner

~ (AT) rA)
=

, null LA"): m-rA

(ABI"= B "Al
For 2x2 A=π(.)
Chapter 3

(A) = (Al

Determinants by Row operations


E
IcA) ("(A)
n.
*- > B then (A) =
cIB) =

Di IM
A-> B then 1A): 1B) -

3x3 - > (B1 =


12A) =
?(Al
AARs, B tan 1Al=(B) (no effect)

or

jeerear I lear non


(A) +1B1
janan)↑
=
~
+

different row
Only
Chapter 7
Gaussian Elimination
Augmented Matrix -> REF-> Solve linear lavation's

Ex, Solution Space Ne = 987 =


[E]
dn (NA) ne
=

(A) = n- rCAS

Ex Solution SPam
Nn: + si = + [,"]
Nilspace: Spon [ii] =
N

Inverse Matrix Cramers Rule


v

A "AsE =
A "f A "must exist x=
ece: ,sia:
Is A "F =

"F
I
I

x = A ::

(A)

1) r (A) =
r (A(I) = n -> Unique solution Asc = 8 -> only zero solution

2) (A) r(A1E)
=

<nc> infinite solution r(t) = n

r (A) <
r(A1) -> no
Solutions ↑Al IU

Ais invertise

Linear combination, spanning space, consistence


Ax= 6 is consister sounS = Re

3
j is linear combo of s
equivalent
AF = T consistal for every restor EinG
JC spm S r (A) = m

-(A)
v(A(l)3
=

ST(R")
↑It is in the rice of T
Chapter 5
Linear Transformation
j: i () Ax
=

=1"a)1.)
Domain Ex
Azx. Rex [iJent domain IRT
Dimension ->
22 of input vector 10 is

CoDomain-> Dimension of image Dumoin is IM?

T(x) =
kX,if o fx21, contraction factor
f
·

KII, dilation factor

Combining Transformation
( x)(y) 3(x),x( T)(x) (T(y)
+(x)+
=
+
=
+

Onto, one to
one, inverse transformations

Range of a transformation
Kernel

T(RY) =
CTIXIEN":*CR" Her(Te) = Wa
her(T) 35an":i(x) r)
= =

onfo one o

one


is onto is one to one

SPon 5: RM has
Ax= 0
only 250 solution
↑(x) = E consistent for each 59R" r(t) =
n

r(t) = m
2 AlIΔ

Ais invertible

Inver of F
↑ "(x) = A"(X) > A "exists

Linear operators R=
TeT.[j]wr c

Rotation operator projection operators

↑(ii) =

(,=-srtd () -(j) = kveeF Sintrosi n

Reflection,Operaseries (i)
RS Projection Operators Rotation operators

into
syplace (hair), ee place()... Posities 2 axis, positive angle of rotation

L
Cost-S.nt

S
0

Reflectionoperating sind

About say place


(C). d
use,o

roto

+sctis resino
it of

I d

U Sint COSE I ...


Chapter 6

Area of a
Parallelogram
absolute value determinant
Are = l15x511 < of

volume = 1..(ext), was not matter which order

*enations of lines

S
x x+ Td

(ii) [i]
=

y =
Y+ + b or x = + +
S 2 =

2+ + (

↑point fairestie restor

Distance Between Point and a line

e
price

I
a, are parallet to a
place, and t 5 ext is orthogonal to Place
&, (Ip2 if Mz: Enc
D. I PZ it a,. π z
0
=

xhe is 11 to
intersection of two places

Distance from a point to a place

D:
Ansard
Chapter T
Linear Desendence
& is linearly independent LD:+t. lie is 5: Ra.nih
AF = 0 has only zero solution

↓B is to andring
T (I) is one to one for non mater is

r(t) M
=

Bases of
spanning and solution spaces
span of vectors or a
spanning set

All linear combos of a set of rectors

&I = bosis of the refers


Chapter 8
xc -
AT =j P(x) Xx1 A)
=
-
= 0

(x I -

A)π=0

AM

AIgebroiac Multiplicity -> How often x prepent 24.-a)r.*


Geometic Multiplicity ->Hof vectors in the SPon Nim(Ex.) 1Nim(Exri
1 GM? AN
upper
In Lower triangular matrix, x's are on digger

Invertime it all
Zigenvales are non zero

* is eigenvale of At. * is an eigen Vector of Al


-(x) d0
=

+ 9,3+ ...
am3 f(x) is eigenvale of FCA)
*
is Z:genvale of Al

Diagonalizable matril

Ap = PD :.) (P1I5

Checking for diagonalizability


if A has zigenvales
distinct
a

:IGN = Am
:-
OMcAmX

=PDO" A pptp
-

A =

D p"AP
=
Chapter f
subspaces
8, closed under addition closed under scale multiplistic

Solution spon

NA= < P@D*: AT=** is a subspace of M

Vector spaces

&(Set of restors in NY) is a rest spon

Pr
Amen
C(n.6) (all continuous functions)
Chapter (U

Complex 2 if real
numbers = I number

ji r F

EEEFLOon
i
=

z x +
its
=

Re (x +iy) =s(real component)

Im/sefig) Ty (imaginary component)

Modn'm

(2) =
12,221 =
17,1 la 1 21 = 100112)
1241 = 121 12. t 22) (12.1 +122

Izil: Eat 22:0

x-
x +
iy
=
iy

Polar and Exponential Forms


= Org 2

Princial argument F: Agz -M18EM

Rgz = Arg2 + eiM

Enter formal
Costtisite 2.
oso+isinolie exponential

products in polor and


exponetic forms
7, ry't Te : ize"+2
+(n)
7. 2c =

V, Uze:(x =
Virz((vs (0, +(n) +:
sin(t+t21)
== He:(ti-on) =
E((us (8, -

tz) +i Sin(tit)

(vs (A+ B) Cos ALosB


=
SinASinB) org(7,zz) ayz, + 093
=
-

(o) (A-B) CosACosB + SinASinB ~


(E) = ars2.
=

orgin
-

Sin (A+h) = SinfLosB + SinBCOSA

Sin (A-B) = SinACOB SinBCOSM


Demoives, forman v = 12)

2 = rg:(nt) = v/cos
(n+ +isin(n+1)
2= ne:(- nt)

Roots of complex It's


w zi:N
=

h
2 = [ry:(+ 2r1]
+

= ie: Car is a consecutive numbers


Review

systemof
( linear
I
in the
join in hiseach
( itI iI
I

3
- - -
c + x +1

( 1

"Oh,so
=

2==1
.

xy:
-
27

x = S7 +

Linear Transformations
5: T(x)
IRuc/Mdomain
All lined transformations can be represented with a matrix

(linear operates)

Apple transformations on E..e,ety....(columns of


matrix
trous
for
Getting ~
matrix of transformation
- look for diasticients of Matrix
by Checking a vector

and its image

-
One to one

-On to

-invertibile transformation matrix (All O

Ex Fid matrix that projects onto x axis and dilates by a factor

uf) 3

[i](,] =
Co]
[35][or](j]= (::]()
C: ;](,): 1 matrix
r
of combine

sociate
trong format h
Ex
S(x1.,S2,,R(z) (x),,S(y,jy
=
-

21)
find

C.: i. (9): C.
a matrix 7 U

6) is s one to one

a) is s onto

is
8) 3 invertible ~ (s) = 3 =n.: one

always consistent
to
one
[ii]
1.S1 : (1) (HD) 3E F =
on to transformation
=
1 t0 invertible
Lines and
planes
CrOSS Product - on inIRB parallegram A=11 AxEII <magnitude
-magnitude
e.g. (1. ( x()): U
-
volume of a
parallelopiped

0
11
Ey
Volume =(3) i = C:]i: [i]
Ax 5 =

[]
2. Ex: C?].[is] = = -s +12 = faith

Parametric countion of clie

x: (i+ [7c 5 ↑
+
direction restor

Point on the line

3 calurr lavant in

c(x -
x) + b(y y) -
+ ((z 20) -
=

n [i]
=

Siduations; with t oe n

tallionofinterestinesolarsystem
planes
-
lime of
intersection of two
own Parallel Planesis

-
Eavation of line
passing through to line
point
a
and of intersection of two
a
parallel planes

Direction refor , you

Equation of a
plane passing through a point and containing the line of intersection

of two planes
PEPs
*
Fanation of FiPe ->Normal resti

On
plane Passing through 4 Printy
~
a x
use any point

Ex Find
car
of a
plane passion throat (1.1,3) containing line of intersection of two play
a
point

z 1
=

x -

y-
x +zy 42 M
=
-

not
recus
of

!(all [ (oi(?)c C) [i]


+
=
+
1
u1
-

xz +
=

to find Print Set += 0

x 2xz z
=
Car any number
- u n
plane
x = z + 21

xy -
xz =)xz = 1+ +

5 = []
8=(1, 1,3)p = (,2, 3)
-

u (7,1,)
=

oxx =
[i]x[i] (53) = anormal retu

S(x 1) + 7[y -

Hi + 3(2 3) -

(x + 3 +
7y + 7 + 32
-
9

3x 32 3
7y
-
+
-
=

Linear dependence our independence


homogenes
8
of
-esystem
x.0%, + 3,t, ... sindn =
ernations

Vests one LT
->
Frivia Soln
~
~ Are frivial Soly -> vectors are CD

ExPetrin:tlogiis the

13) is one of I a( firstI oo


u
7

(A) 3 h
=

=
~
LI
->(Alto
->

A No free variables
·

f is nxn
&(A) 0
=
->LM Homogeneo system has
trivial solution

:
E1, 2,as ar

linearly independent
Eigen values and
eigenvectors
AE = xX Anxe
rector spaces and
subspoug
to
How
-

verify each axiom think is provided


-

How to
prove of disprove that a set is a subsoretclosed undertooditionmultiplication

Ax 0
Any homogeneous system of lineu ercantis is a
subspore =

Any now homogeneous system of liner events is not a


subsiou Ax:<(IU

A= A

a Zero object [8830 dur


⑦ (V 1 AEW BaN LA Bl + A
=

+ BT
= =
A A B B = A + B

x+ y
-
2 0
=

[i] C)
P(, + x(e) + (Y,+ yz) -
(2, + 22)

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