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General Solution-Three variables-Two Equations
Homework Statement Find the general solution of the following set of equations: u − w + y = 1 u + w + 2y = 0 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know that the solution is in this form (u,w,y)= (a,b,c) + k*(d,e,f) Can you please explain me how i am going to find it?- mikael27
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Projecting to the range of a matrix
can anyone help ?- mikael27
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Projecting to the range of a matrix
Homework Statement Let U = span({(1, 2, 1)t, (1, 0, 0)t}) and V = span({(0, 1, 1)t}) be subspaces of R3. Find the matrix B representing the projection onto V parallel to U. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution If a matrix C with range U and and a matrix D whose...- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
infinity order- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
i don't know- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
so A^2=empty set. no elements from -infinity to + infinity- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
yes i know that that's why i told you 0. There are no elements left {1,2,3,4}-{5,4,2,7} 1,3 {1,2,3,4}-{1,2,3,4} no elements- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
can you please explain me- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
it says that the A-A union A-A. On sets if A-A=0 it means it is zero- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
just A and A ?- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
Its A^2- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
To the answer is that we have one element A and the order of A is k?- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
I also know that AΔB = (A-B) U (B - A)= (B-A) U (A - B)=BΔA- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
the identity is the empty set.- mikael27
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Power set P(S) with symmetry difference.
its A Δ B not A Δ A. I don't know how to start this- mikael27
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