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Linear Approximation of F(x) at x=1.001
<Moved from a technical section and thus a template variation> 1-) Question: Let f, g and h be differentiable everywhere functions with h(1) = 2 , h'(1) = - 3 , g(2) = -1 , g'(2) = 5 , f(-1) = 4 , f'(-1) = 7. Approximate the value of function F(x) = f(g(h(x))) at point x= 1.001 2-) My...- mastermechanic
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- Approximation Linear
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B Certainty of being able to solve linear equation
I have the linear equation ##a + (2a - b) \sqrt{2} = 4 + \sqrt{2}##. I commonly hear that for linear equations, if we have two variables and one equation, then the system is undertermined and there are infinitely many solutions. However, how does that jive with this example, where there is one...- Mr Davis 97
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- Linear Linear equation
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MHB Solving system of linear inequalities
How do I solve this? Which of the following ordered pairs (x,y) satisfies the system of inequalities below? y>-3x+5 y≤ x-2 Choices: (2,1) (1,4) (4,1) (3,-6) Please. Thanks.- rebo1984
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- Inequalities Linear System
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MHB Can You Balance Two Jobs and Meet Your Weekly Financial Goals?
You can work a total of no more than 41 hours each week at your two jobs. Housecleaning pays \$6 per hour and your sales job pays \$9 per hour. You need to earn at least \$252 each week to pay your bills. Are the answers: x+y\le 41 6x+9y\ge252 How would you solve this? Thanks- rebo1984
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- Inequalities Linear System
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Automotive Calculate the position for a linear acutator
Hi everyone! So I'm working on project where I have to design a hinge system for a hard lid that is fitted onto the back of a pickup truck. In this system, I will be using 2x linear actuator(s) that will need to lift a total weight of roughly 95kg. At the moment, I've got a selection of 600N...- Apple&Orange
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- Linear Position
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I Factors that determine the coefficient of linear expansion
ΔL=LαΔT The concept is interesting and applying its formula isn't even tedious, but what are the real factors that determine α here? I understand that thermal expansion is a direct consequence of the average separation between atoms. And that the coefficient can be found through different...- philip012
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- Coefficient Expansion Factors Linear Linear expansion
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Linear perturbation to harmonic oscillator
Homework Statement Find the first-order corrections to energy and the wavefunction, for a 1D harmonic oscillator which is linearly perturbed by ##H'=ax##. Homework Equations First-order correction to the energy is given by, ##E^{(1)}=\langle n|H'|n\rangle##, while first-order correction to the...- vbrasic
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- Harmonic Harmonic oscillator Linear Oscillator Perturbation Perturbation theory Quantum mechanics
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I'm stuck on solving a linear quadrupole problem
Homework Statement [ Homework Equations I found this is about linear quadrupole and these are potential of it. [/B] The Attempt at a Solution So, i solve the problem (a) by using potential. This is what I've done, I'm not sure if it is right though.[/B] And i have no idea how can i...- BREAD
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- Linear Stuck
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Question about linear independence
Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution if there exists a set with 3 vectors, and all of them are linear independent, then by definition no linear combination of the 3 vectors can equal to 0. I believe that's an accurate definition right? So in this case, the answer...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Independence Linear Linear independence
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Max Comparisons in Binary Search: Understanding Efficiency and Implementation
I have two questions over linear and binary serch. 1. Homework Statement Q1: In binary search, after three comparisons have been made, only ___ of the array will be left to search. Q2: The maximum number of comparisons that a binary search function will make when searching for a value in a...- MinusTheBear
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- Binary Linear Search
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Calculate the spectrum of a linear operator
<mod note: moved to homework> Calculate the spectrum of the linear operator ##T## on ##B(\ell^1)##. $$T(x_1,x_2,x_3,\dots)=(\sum_{n=2}^\infty x_n, x_1, x_2, x_3, \dots)$$I think the way to do it is to find the point spectrums of ##T## and its adjoint ##T^*##. But I don't know how to calculate...- KennethK
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- Functional analysis Linear Linear operator Operator Spectral analysis Spectrum
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I Regarding the linear dependence of eigenvectors
Let's say we have a set of eigenvectors of a certain n-square matrix. I understand why the vectors are linearly independent if each vector belongs to a distinct eigenvalue. However the set is comprised of subsets of vectors, where the vectors of each subset belong to the same eigenvalue. For...- Adgorn
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- Eigen values Eigen vector Eigenvectors Linear Linear dependence
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How Do Matrix ODEs Relate to Determinants and Traces?
Homework Statement Please bear with the length of this post, I'm taking it one step at a time starting with i) Let A: I → gl(n, R) be a smooth function where I ⊂ R is an interval and gl(n, R) denotes the vector space of all n × n matrices. (i) If F : I → gl(n, R) satisfies the matrix ODE F'...- MxwllsPersuasns
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- Differential Linear Matrix Ode
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I Use of R^2 adjusted in Simple Linear Regression-Excel?
Hi All, I am kind of confused at the fact that Excel uses the measurement of adjusted ## R^2 ## for simple linear regressions ; please see below. What does that even mean, what is the adjustment for?- WWGD
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- Linear Regression
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Linear Algebra - Finding coordinates of a set
Homework Statement Find the coordinates of each member of set S relative to B. B = {1, cos(x), cos2(x), cos3(x), cos4(x), cos5(x)} S = {1, cos(x), cos(2x), cos(3x), cos(4x), cos(5x)} I am to do this using Mathematica software. Each spanning equation will need to be sampled at six separate...- cscott0001
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- Algebra Basis vectors Coordinates Linear Linear algebra Set Vector space
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I Non linear interpretations of QM and string theory?
Are interpretations that are non linear with respect to the wave function (eg. GRW, transactional) compatible with string theory?- Nickyv2423
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- Interpretations Linear Qm String String theory Theory Wave function
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MHB How Do You Find the MLE of Lambda in a Sum of Two Poisson Distributions?
First of all I will use L to denote lambda the parameter of the distribution. X~Poission(nL), n$\in\Bbb{N}$, Y~Poisson(mL),m$\in\Bbb{N}$ with m$\ne$n S= aX+bY a,b real constants. Given observations x and y find the maximum likelihood estimator of L. The problem is I don't know what the pmf...- JGalway
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- Combination Linear Poisson
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I Maximum tangential velocity from maximum linear velocities
I have a particle that moves along a circular arc centered at origin in 2D plane. I have the following angular displacement function for time T0 through T3 and the following acceleration and velocity constraints in Cartesian coordinates. At t = T0, theta = 0, velocity = 0. At t = T3, velocity =...- jumbo1985
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- Linear Maximum Tangential velocity Velocity
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Frames of Reference: Linear Acceleration View - Comments
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MHB Finding the Linear Equation Relating Price and Number of Widgets Sold
Okay here's the question: If you sell widgets for 2 dollars, you sell 300 per day. If you sell them for 4 dollars, you sell 200 per day. assume linear relat., between price (x) and # widgets sold per day (y), write linear equation relating x and y I'm thinking I plot the x,y pairs, then...- woof123
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- Linear Relationship
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MHB Linear Algebra Conditions: Solving for ab≠1
The answers is b) ab≠1, but I have no clue how to get to that answer... Can someone help me? :D- Terry_Destefano
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- Algebra Conditions Linear Linear algebra
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I Linear Algebra Conditions: Solving for ab ≠ 1
http://imgur.com/a/xIydC The answers is b) ab≠1, but I have no clue how to get to that answer... Can someone help me? :D- Terry_Destefano
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- Algebra Conditions Linear Linear algebra
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Linear Algebra: Matlab Question
I am taking a linear algebra class, and it has a required lab associated with it. Here is the following problem that I must solve using Matlab 1. Homework Statement Write a function using row reduction to find the inverse for any given 2x2 matrix. Name your function your initial + inv(M), the...- mmont012
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Matlab Matrix
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MHB Linear Optimization: Possibilities
Hey! :o To product a product $3$ square plates $A$ with measures $300\times 500$mm and $2$ square plates $B$ with measures $400\times 600$mm are needed. These plates must be cut out by two different workpieces with measres $1000\times 1000$mm (Type I) and $600\times 1500$mm (Type II). The...- mathmari
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- Linear Optimization
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Calculating Force and Impulse of a Bullet Hitting a Man
Homework Statement A bullet of mass 0.011 kg is fired at a speed of 850 m/s. It embeds itself in a man of mass 90 kg. a) Find the momentum of the bullet before it strikes the man. b) Assuming it takes 0.1 seconds for the bullet to come to rest after hitting the man, calculate the average...- StormPix
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- Bullet Linear Linear momentum Momentum
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I Verifying a linear transformation
I am told that the trace function tr(A) is a linear transformation. But this function maps from the space of matrices to the real numbers. How can this be a linear transformation if the set of real numbers isn't a vector space? Or is it? Can a field also be considered a vector space?- Mr Davis 97
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- Linear Linear transformation Transformation
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Should I consider Linear Kinetic Energy in this Equation
Sorry If the thread name confuse you. I want to know if I want to find the Torque from deriving Kinetic Energy and the system has Object the Rotate and the rotating cause linear motion(v). Let's say it a Rolling Disc on the non-slope plane which has angular velocity ω and that ω cause it to move... -
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Linear acceleration, Angular acceleration, tension.
Homework Statement A mass of 0.5 kg is suspended from a flywheel as shown in FIGURE 2. If the mass is released from rest and falls a distance of 0.5 m in 1.5 s. Mass of wheel: 3kg Outside rad. of gyration of wheel: 300mm Radius of gyration: 212mm calculate: (a) The linear acceleration of the...- tom_m132
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- Acceleration Angular Angular acceleration Linear Linear acceleration Tension
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Matrices and linear transformations. Where did I go wrong?
Hi everyone. Excuse me for my poor English skills. I did an exam today and my exam result was 13 of 40. I don't understand why it was my result, because while doing the exam I though I was doing it well, then the result was a surprise for me. I will write down the questions and after show my...- davidge
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- Linear Linear transformations Matrices Transformations
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I Matrices and linear transformations. Where did I go wrong?
Hi everyone. Excuse me for my poor English skills. I did an exam today and my exam result was 13 of 40. I don't understand why it was my result, because while doing the exam I though I was doing it well, then the result was a surprise for me. I will write down the questions and after write my...- davidge
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- Linear Linear transformations Matrices Transformations
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MHB Which is the linear system of equations?
Hey! :o A national economy has $3$ sectors: fishing, forestry, boat building. One fishing boat is needed, to catch two tonnes of fish. To produce four tonnes of wood, one tonne of fish is needed to feed the forestry workers. Two tonnes of wood are needed, to build one fishing boat. There...- mathmari
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- Linear Linear system System System of equations
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Linear Algebra Can anyone recommend a good linear algebra/ODE book?
In particular, I would like a book that explains the theory of function spaces, linear transformations, to explain the ways one can interpret ODEs as linear transformations on function spaces. I need to read up on these for a project in my Intro to Differential Equations class. Any suggestions...- Eclair_de_XII
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- Book Linear
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Linear actuator use in all electric mini-digger
Hi all, I've got this idea in my head of building a mini-loader like a http://www.multione.com/mini-articulated-loaders/ . I'm interested in replacing the hydraulics with linear actuators and wondered if anyone here could shed some thoughts/advice. Given the driveline would also be fully...- MrSquish
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- Actuator Electric Linear Linear actuator
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Linear independence of polynomials of different degree
Homework Statement Let S be a set of nonzero polynomials. Prove that if no two have the same degree, then S is linearly independent. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution We will proceed by contraposition. Assume that S is a linearly dependent set. Thus there exists a linear dependence...- Mr Davis 97
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- Degree Independence Linear Linear independence Polynomials
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Linear Independence of a Set of Vectors
Homework Statement Prove that a set S of vectors is linearly independent if and only if each finite subset of S is linearly independent. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I think that that it would be easier to prove the logically equivalent statement: Prove that a set S of vectors...- Mr Davis 97
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- Independence Linear Linear independence Proof
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MHB Optimizing Linear Regression Cost Function
I'm trying to optimize the function below, but I'm not sure where I made a mistake. (This is an application in machine learning.)$$J(\theta)=\sum_{i=1}^n \left(\sum_{j=1}^{k}(\theta^Tx^{(i)}-y^{(i)})_j^2\right)$$ where $\theta$ is a $n$ by $k$ matrix and $x$ is a $n$ by 1 matrix... -
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given P(-1,1,2), Q(-3,0,4), R(3,2,1), find an equation of the line through P that is parallel to the line through Q and R. All the words after the given three points really confuse me and I just need some help on where to start to tackle this problem. Thanks- michaelgtozer
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Year
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Engineering What Voltage Should Be Applied to Achieve a Change in Capacitor Energy of 4uJ?
Homework Statement This is the second problem from our test preparation cycle and i partially solved and understood it. The circuit in the picture is in the state of switch being open (STATE 1: SWITCH OPEN). Calculate ##E1## so that the change in the electrical energy of the capacitor is...- diredragon
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- Capacitor Circuit Current Linear Resistance
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Engineering Understanding thevenin's circuit in linear circuits
Homework Statement This is one of the problem i had had some help in solving but some things remain unclear to me and i will highlight them by posting the exact question in the brackets next to the line of solution so that you can see what bothers me. Hopefully you can help me better understand...- diredragon
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- Circuit Linear Resistance Thevenin equivalent Voltage
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MHB Injective linear mapping - image
Hey! :o Let $F$ be a field and $V,W$ finite-dimensional vector spaces over $F$. Let $f:V\rightarrow W$ a $F$-linear mapping. We have to show that $f$ is injective if and only if for each linearly independent subset $S$ of $V$ the Image $f(S)$ is linearly independent in $W$. I have done the...- mathmari
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- Image Injective Linear Mapping
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How would you explain to a dummy how a diff. eq. is linear?
Homework Statement This is the definition I got from my book: "A crucial classification of differential equations is whether they are linear or nonlinear. The ordinary differential equation ##F(t,y,y',...,y^{(n)})=0## is said to be linear if F is a linear function of the variables ##y...- Eclair_de_XII
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- Explain Linear
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A Is asymptotic safety linear with respect to the wavefunction
AS is a local quantum field theory, so I'm assuming that it is? What do you guys think?- Nickyv2423
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- Asymptotic safety Linear Safety Wave function Wavefunction
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Linear momentum in oblique collisions and generally
In an oblique collision my understanding is that linear momentum is conserved in all directions (x, y, normal, tangential). But in a constrained oblique collision, does this change? For example if we had a block lying between two frictionless surfaces with an angled face ( a slope on one face)... -
Linear algebra problem: linear operators and direct sums
Homework Statement Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution I proved the first part of the question (first quote) and got stuck in the second (second quote). I defined Im(E1) as U and Im(E2) as W and proved that v=u+w where v ∈ V, u ∈ U and w ∈ W. After that however I got stuck at...- Adgorn
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- Algebra Direct sum Linear Linear algebra Linear operator linear operators Operators Sums
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A Is linear polarization not expected from an astrophysical maser
I was reading this text where they state: "Many cosmic masers are observed to have both circular and linear polarization although the reasons for linear polarization are not well understood." Just curious, aren't there any molecules such as OH, CH4, or water masers that have transitions that...- TheCanadian
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- Linear Linear polarization Polarization
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I Quantum Superposition, Linear Combinations and Basis
Hello, just a quick question. I am aware that a a state in a space can be written as a linear combination of the basis kets of that space ψ = ∑ai[ψi] where ai are coefficients and [ψi] are the basis vectors. I was just wondering is this a linear superposition of states or just a linear...- gfghfhghfghfgh
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- Basis Combinations Linear Linear combinations Quantum Superposition
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Determining if Systems are Linear
Homework Statement For each of the following, determine if the system is linear. If not, clearly state why not. (a) ##y''(t)+15y'(t)+sin(y(t)))=u(t)## (b) ##y''(t)-y'(t)+3y(t)=u'(t)+u(t)## (c) ##y'(t)=u(t)## and ##z'(t)=u(t)-z(t)-y(t)## Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution...- squelch
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- Diff eq Linear Modeling Systems
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I Linear algebra ( symmetric matrix)
I am currently brushing on my linear algebra skills when i read this For any Matrix A 1)A*At is symmetric , where At is A transpose ( sorry I tried using the super script option given in the editor and i couldn't figure it out ) 2)(A + At)/2 is symmetric Now my question is , why should it be...- Vijay Raghavan
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- Algebra Linear Linear algagbra Linear algebra Matrices Matrix Symmetric Symmetric matrix
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Show: Elementary row operations don't affect solution sets
Homework Statement Show that elementary row operations don't affect solutions sets in linear systems Homework Equations - The Attempt at a Solution It's pretty easy to come up with a random linear system and perform ERO on them and showing that solutions are not affected, but is there all...- WWCY
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- Algebra Elementary Linear Operations Row Sets
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MHB Solving Linear Mapping Problems with Matrix $M$ in $\mathbb K^2$
Hey! :o Let $\mathbb{K}$ be a field. Find a matrix $M\in \mathbb{K}^{2\times 2}$ such that for the linear mapping $f:\mathbb{K}^2\rightarrow \mathbb{K}^2, x\mapsto Mx$ it holds that $f\neq 0$ and $f^2:=f\circ f=0$. Let $V$ be a $\mathbb{K}$-vector space and $\psi:V\rightarrow V$ be a...- mathmari
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- Linear Mapping
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra