daiviko

So, I'm studying for my linear algebra midterm and I came up with kind of an interesting question that I pose to all of you brilliant people on physics forums.

Let's say you have a linear transformation T(x)=Ax, with A being an nxm matrice. Apparently, for this equation to hold, x must be a member of ℝ^m.

Maybe this is a ******** argument but if ℝ^m-1 is a subset/subspace (forgot the exact terminology) of ℝ^m then wouldn't the vector (2,1) in ℝ² be (2,1,0) in ℝ³? vector operations with vectors in ℝ^m (or at least as far as I know) can't create vectors in ℝ^m+1, right?

I have no idea if I really made my question clear at all, but I'm curious to hear what you guys have to say regardless.