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Math 22A Final Review Sheet: Be Able To State (With Words) The Definition of

The review sheet summarizes the key concepts and skills students need to know for the Math 22A final exam. These include defining linear algebra terms like subspace, basis, and eigenvalues; knowing theorems like the Rank Nullity Theorem; solving problems involving vector spans, linear independence, and matrix operations; computing eigenvalues and eigenvectors; and writing proofs of theoretical exercises involving vector spaces and linear transformations. Students are expected to understand these concepts at a deep level and be able to apply skills like finding bases and solving systems of equations to a variety of problem types that could appear on the exam.

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Math 22A Final Review Sheet: Be Able To State (With Words) The Definition of

The review sheet summarizes the key concepts and skills students need to know for the Math 22A final exam. These include defining linear algebra terms like subspace, basis, and eigenvalues; knowing theorems like the Rank Nullity Theorem; solving problems involving vector spans, linear independence, and matrix operations; computing eigenvalues and eigenvectors; and writing proofs of theoretical exercises involving vector spaces and linear transformations. Students are expected to understand these concepts at a deep level and be able to apply skills like finding bases and solving systems of equations to a variety of problem types that could appear on the exam.

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Math 22A nal Review sheet

Be able to state(with words) the denition of:


subspace linear independence/ linear dependence A set of vector to span a vector space Basis, dimension Homogeneous system The null space, column space, and row space for an m n matrix A The rank and nullity of a matrix A eigenvalues for a matrix A eigenvectors associated to an eigenvalue for a matrix A (i.e. eigenvector) characteristic polynomial of a matrix A symmetric, diagonal, and orthogonal matrices diagonalizability of a matrix A Linear transformation from Rm to Rn The standard matrix for a linear transformation range of a linear transformation orthogonal vectors in Rn , an orthonormal set of vectors in Rn , and an orthonormal basis. a -

Know the statement of and how to use:


Rank Nullity Theorem (CH 6.6 in the book) Algebraic properties of Determinants (CH 3.1) Algebraic properties of matrix operations (CH 4.1)

Know how to:


Prove or disprove a statement about an abstract operation like or (like quiz3 #1 and hmwk problems in 6.1) Be able to determine if a subset of a vector space V is a subspace of V . Be able to explain clearly with full sentences. (like quiz3 #2 and hmwk prob in 6.1) Be able to determine if a set of vectors {v1 , v2 , , vn } in a vector space V spans V (quiz3 #3 and hmwk in 6.3) is linearly independent (quiz3 #3 and hmwk in 6.3) is a basis for V (quiz4 #3 and hmwk in 6.4) Solve a system Verify if a vector is in the nullspace of a matrix A (6.5), column space of A, or row space of A (6.6) Be able to compute the general solution to a homogeneous system (6.5) Be able to nd a basis for the solution space of A. (Quiz4 #1 and 6.5) Be able to nd a basis for the column space and row space of A. (6.6) Be able to compute rank of A and nullity of A. Find a basis for W = span{v1 , v2 , , vk } By the method in chapter 6.3 By the method in chapter 6.6 Be able to use Gram-Schmidt to orthonormalize a basis (6.8 problems especially like #18!!) Be able to verify if a set of vectors is orthonormal Know examples of orthonormal basis (like the standard basis in Rn ) Be able to compute eigenvalues of a matrix A (8.1 and quiz4 #2) Be able to verify if a vector is an eigenvector for a certain eigenvalue for matrix A(8.1) Be able to nd all associated eigenvectors for an eigenvalue for a matrix A (quiz4 #2 and 8.1) Be able to nd a basis for the eigenspace E for a matrix A (8.1)

Be able to determine if A is diagonalizable and if so be able to nd P so that P 1 AP is diagonal (8.2) For a symmetric matrix A be able to nd orthogonal matrix P so that P 1 AP is diagonal (8.3) Be able to verify if a matrix A is orthogonal (8.3) Be able to determine if a vector is a linear combination of other vectors (quiz1 #4 and see midterm) Be able to determine if another vector is in range of a linear transformation (see midterm) Be able to nd a basis for range of a linear transformation.

Know how to carefully and fully write a proof for the following theoretical exercises (1-2 of these will be on the nal):
Ch. 6.3 T.4, T.8 Ch. 6.4 T.4, T.8 Ch. 8.1 T.4, T.8 Ch. 8.2 T.4, T.6

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