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Linear Algebra P

1) The document is a past paper for the exam Linear Algebra. It contains 4 units and 9 questions, with Question 1 being compulsory. 2) Key concepts covered include basis of a vector space, vector space isomorphism, singular and non-singular linear transformations, unit vectors, subspaces, linear transformations, range and null spaces, and invertible linear operators. 3) Questions involve proving properties of vector spaces, finding bases, constructing linear transformations with given properties, showing invertibility, and representing transformations as matrices.

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Linear Algebra P

1) The document is a past paper for the exam Linear Algebra. It contains 4 units and 9 questions, with Question 1 being compulsory. 2) Key concepts covered include basis of a vector space, vector space isomorphism, singular and non-singular linear transformations, unit vectors, subspaces, linear transformations, range and null spaces, and invertible linear operators. 3) Questions involve proving properties of vector spaces, finding bases, constructing linear transformations with given properties, showing invertibility, and representing transformations as matrices.

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GSOQ/M-22ao 1743
MATHEMATICS
BM-362
Linear Algebra
ne: Three Hours] [Maximum Marks : 40

bte : Attempt Five questions in all, selecting one question


from cach Unit. Q. No. 1 is compulsory.
(Compulsory Question)
(a) Define Vector Space Isomorphism. 1

(b) Define null space of a Linear Transformation. 1


(c) Define self-adjoint operator. 1

V
() Prove that is always a unit vector. 2%

(e) Show' that any field forms a vector space over


itself. 2%
Unit I
(a) Intersection of two W, and W, of vector
sub-spaces
Space V(F) is also a sub-space of VF). 4
(b) Union of two subspaces need not be a subspace.
Prove or disprove. 4

SII)L1 43 P.T.0.
3. (a) Show that the set of three vectors (1, Unit III

(0, 3, 1) and (-1, 0, 1) of V(Q) is 2, 9), If T:U’V and T,:V’W be two


independent, where Q is the field
11EANM
field inear,
of rationa linear transformations, then prove that :
invertible
4
numbers. () T,T, is also invertible
4
A non-empty set Wof a vector-space Vis
(b)
space of Viff au + bv e W,
asub
whenever u, VE W.
(T-T|)"=''.
Find the matrix
a, be F, where F is a field and Vis ) representing the transformation
over F

Unit II
vector-space T:IR' IR4 defined by :

T(x, y, z)=(*+y+z, 2x +z, 2y-z, 6y)


4. (a) Find a Linear Transformation, which relative to the standard basis of IR3 and IR4. 4
IR³ to
(1, 1, 1), (1, 1, 0), (1, 0, 0) in IR3 maps
(2, 1), (2, ), Two matrices are similar iff they have same
(2, 1) in IR?. 4 characteristic polynomial. 4
(b) Finda Linear Transformation T:IR IR3.whose Find the characteristic and mìnimal polynomial of a
range space is spanned by the vectors (1, 2, 3), Linear Transformation defined by :
(4, 5, 6). 4
T(*, y, z) =(2x-y, x+y+z, 22)
5. (a) Show that the transformation T: IR ’ IR defined
where T: IR’ IR. 4
by T(4, 2,)=(4, ) is a Linear
Unit IV
Transformation and is onto but not one-to-one. 4
Space. If u, v e V
(6) If T:V’V is a Linear Transformation, then the |e) Let VF) be an Inner Product
following statements are equivalent : 4 such that <u, v>=uv then show that u
) R(T)nN(T)={0} and vare linearly dependent. 4

(i) If T(T()) =0, then T(")=ove V. () State and prove Bessel's Inequality.
4

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2 LAA)
L-1743 3
9. (0) Let Wbe a subspace of IR (IR)
generated by
vectors =(1, 2, 3, -2) and y =(2, 4, s.
Obtain a basis for W.
(b) Let T be a Lincar Operator on a
Unitary Spa
v(z). Prove that T=0 iff (T(a), a)=0 Vael
1783
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LINEARALGEBRA
Paper-BM-362
nts
he hours] [Maximum marks : 40
oved: 3
five questions in all, selecting at
least one question
Atempr
Question No. 1is compulsory.
fomeach unit.
(Compulsory Questions)
4
12
Define basissofavector space.
4 isomorphism. 1%
A Define vector space
Define singular and non singular linear
e 2
transformations.

12
(d) Provethat is always a unit vector.
Ilvll
that| au |=|al| u|| where uEV and a ¬F. 1%
(e) Prove
Unit-I
subspace if
a) Show that the union of twosubspaces is a 4
the other.
and only ifone is contained in
a vector space V (F)are
(b) Show that if two vectors of
dependent, then one of themis scalar multiple of
linearly 4
other.
vector space
(a) IfW is a subspace of finite dimensional 4
then dim (V/F) =dim V-dimF.
V(F),
vector space V(F) and
(b) If W is a subspace of a iffu-u!eW. 4
u,u' eVthen W+u=Wtu'
[PT.O.
783
(2)
Unit-II

4. (a) Show that linear transformation T: R2


defincd by
T(%, x) =(×, cos 0+x, sin 0, - x,:sin 0+
is avector space isomorphism. Xcos 6)
Find a linear transformation T
(b) T:R’ R? such that
T(1,1,1) =(1,0) and T(1,1,2) =(1,-1)..
your answers. Also verify
4
Let T:U-V be a linear
5. (a)
UKer TeT(U). transformation then4
(b) Find a linear transformation T:R'R whose
s(1,2,3) (4,5,6).range4
space is spanned by the vectors( and
Unit-III

6. (a) IfT, :U-’ Vand T,:V’W be two linear invertible


transformations, then prove that :
) T,T, is also invertible
) (T, T,=T,T, 4

(b) Showthat linear operator T on R defined by


T (x,y,z)=(x-3y-2z, y - 4z,z) is invertible and
find T. 4

7. (a) Find the matrix representing the transformation


T:RR defined by T(x,y2) (xtytz, 2xtz,2y-z,6y)
relative to the standard basis of R³and R4 4

(b) Let T be a linear operator on R' (R) defined by


T(x,y)=(xty, x-y). Find the characteristic polynomial
and minimal polynomial for T. 4

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(3)
Unit-Iy

(a) Letv be an innerrproduct


space.Then|utvslu+|v|. 4
(b) In an inner product space, if]| u+v
the vectors uand vare linearly |=u|+v|, then
the help ofexample that its dependent. Show with
converse is not true. 4
a Prove that every finite
(a)
inner product space. dimensional vector space is an
4
6 Let Tbe a self adjoint
operator
inner product space V. Show that
on afinite dimensional
real. determinant ofT is
4
Total Pages : 04
GSO/M-16
MATHEMATI
BM-362 CS 1823
Linear Algebra
ThreeIlours]

Attenpt Five questions in all,


IMaximum Marks: 26
question
from each Unit. Q. selecting at least ones
No. 1 is
(Compulsory Question) compulsory.
,at R be the
) Let R be field of real
x);*¬ R}. Show
that
numbers
Wis
and W= ((x, x,
subspace of V(R).
Let T : U’ V be a 2
linear
prove that range of T i.e., transformation,
Then
R(T) is a subspace of V.
A Let the linear 2

that T,(x, y, 2) transformations T,:R3 ’ R² such


= (4x, 3y 22) and T, :
such that T,(x, y) ((2x, y). R2 ’ R?
Compute TT,. and
9 1
Prove that :
laul -lll
for all ae F, ue V.
1

L-1823
(b) Let
T: U V be a
lincar
Unit l

Prove`that a non-empty subset Wof a


show that
Find a lincar
U/ ker T
T(U). transformation. Then
2

range space istransformation


2. (a) vector sp, (a)
T:
V(F) is a subspace of Vif aand only if au + v
(4. 5. 66). spanncd by the R’ R
whose
for a E F and u, e W. vectors (1, 2. 3).
Let S ={vy
(b) aset of (n+1) vectors (V;. V2 3 .. (b)
. =(-1. 1. 1).y, vg} be a basis of V(R).
3

lincarly dependent and (Vy V: 3 ...,) v, =(1.-1,1), v = defined by


linearly independent set, then prove that i the dual basis of S. (1. 1, -l). Find
lincar combination of thevectors V}, v,. V. 2
Unit II
(a) Prove that 'a linear
-3. (a) Show that, if W is a subspace ofa finite dimensicß
non-singular transformation T:U’V is
iff T carries
vector space V(F), then W is a finite dimensid.
of Uonto linearly
linealry independent vectors
and dim Wsdim V. Also dim W = din v
h)
independent vectors of V. 3
W= V. IfT:U’ Vand T,:V’W are two invertible
(b) If W is a subspace of vector space V(F) and linear transformations, then prove that T,T, is also
u'e V, then prove that W+u= W+u' if and invertible and (T,T)=TT.
if u - u' e W.
(a) Find the matrix representing the transformation T:
Unit II R³ ’ R defined by T(x, y, z) = (x + y t z,
2x + z, 2y - z, 6y) relative to the standard basis of
4. (a) Which of the following functions are lit
transformations ?
R³ and R+. 3

Prove that if T:V ’Vis alinear transformation,


(i) T: R2 ’ R3 defined by T(%, y) = (x
then 2 e F is an eigen value of T iff T - I is
singular. Also, the eigen space of Ais the kernel of
(ii) T:R³’R defined by T(x, y, z) =x+y²4 2
T ’ I.
3 P.I.0.
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Unit IV

8. (a) State and prove Cauchy Schwarz inequality for inner


product space. 3
(b) Let VR) be a real inner product space. Tet a, B e V
such that B. Then show
that
jla +pl=a+| Also prove the converse. 2

9. (a) Prove that every fnite dimensional vector space ie


an inner product space. 3N
(b) Let T be a linear operator on a unitary space V(C).
Prove that T=0iff (T{a). a) =0 for all a e V
2
1.

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No.
Total Pages : 04
GSQ/M-16 1833
MATHEMATICS
BM-362 2o15-2o/6

Linear Algebra
e:Three Hours]
[Maximun1 Marks :40
Attenmpt Five questions in all, selecting at least one
question from cach Sction. Q. No. I is compulsory

(Compulsory Question)
(a) Define Rank and Nullity of a linear
transformation.
2
(b) Define normed vector space. 1%
(c) Prove that similar matrices have same characteristic
polynomial. 12
(d) Define orthogonal complement of a orthogonal
complement of avector space. 1%
(e) State necessary and sufficient condition for a vector
space V(F) to be a direct sum of its subspaces W,
and W 1%

09) L-1833 P.T.0.


Sectionl (b) Irs(v. Vy- Vyl is a basis of V(R). detined by
2. (a) The lincar sum of
two subspaces the dual basis of S.
Veclor space V(E) is a W, and W, of
union of W, and W,. subspace generated by il Section I
(b) Extend the scts of vectors
(|. 2. 3). (2. -2. Ir T,:U’ Vand T; : V ’ W be two invertible
form abasis of R. 0) 6. (a)
linear transformations. then prove that :
3. (a) If W is a
subspace of a finite dimensional eet (i) T;T, is also invertible
space VF), then Wis finite
dimensional
and di (ii) (TT,! TT,! 4
Ws dim V. Also dim W= dim V Let T:R ’ R2 be a lincar
itt W= V (b)
transformation defincd
(b) If W is a subspace of V
= V,(R) generated by T(x. y, z) = (2x + y- . 3x - 2y + 4z). Find the
(1, 2) find V/W and its basis.
matrix of Twith respcct to ordercd busis B, = {(1.
Section II
1.1). (1.1.0). (1.0,0)}. and B, = {(1. 3). (1. 4); of
R³ and R² respcctively. Also verify that :
4. (a) Prove that every n-dimensional vector space U [T: B. B,l[u. B,] = [T(). B,l 4
is isomorphic to F".
(b) For u, = (1. 1, -1), u, = (4. 1, 1), l, = (1, -1, 7. (a) Prove that characteristic polynomial and the
minimal
to be basis of R3 let T: R³ ’ R? be lin polynonmial of an operator T have the same
transfornation such that T(u,) = (1, 0). T(u) irreducible factors. 4

(0, 1). T(u) = (1: 1). Find T. (b) Show that the matrix is not
(a) Prove that if T: U’V is a linear transformati
diagonalizable over the Field C. 4
then U/ker T T(U).

833 2
(2-09) L-1833 3 P.I.0.
Section IV P

8. (a) Let V be an inner product space. Then shoy Tme


allowed.:
3
that :
4
Attempr
f

(b) Using Nate from


eac
Gram-Schmidt process, find an ortho-normal
basis of the subspace Wof V,(C) spanned by u, =
(|. 0. ). u, = (2. 1.1+). 4
Proveth
(a)
9. (a) Let T be a linear opcrator of a finite 1. (b) Let A
dimensional Crdered
inner.product space V(F). Show that T can be
uniquely expressed as, a sum of self-adjoint and a LetA b
2. (2)
skew sy1nmetric operator. 4
provet
(b) Show that if a, ß are (b) Inasin
vectors in a unitary.space V,
then : a doub
4

le+Bl'-Ja-l+ila+-la-l=4(«.8) 3. (a) Suppc


1000
numb
an or

(b) Ifthe
of5 t

4. (a) Leta

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