Introduction to Linear Algebra: Solving Real-World Problems

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The discussion revolves around concepts in linear algebra, specifically addressing problems related to vector spaces, characteristic polynomials of matrices, and the linear independence of functions. Participants are seeking assistance with proving certain properties and relationships within these topics.

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  • Participants are attempting to understand the nature of a set of vectors in relation to a fixed vector and real number, questioning whether it forms a linear subspace. There are also discussions about the relationship between characteristic polynomials of a matrix and its inverse. Additionally, the linear independence of certain exponential functions is being examined.

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Some participants have expressed uncertainty about their attempts and the correctness of their reasoning. There is an ongoing exploration of the implications of definitions related to subspaces, particularly regarding the inclusion of the origin. Guidance has been offered regarding the necessity of the origin in vector spaces.

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Participants have noted language barriers affecting their ability to communicate their attempts clearly. There are indications that some responses may not fully address the original questions posed.

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Summary:: Linear algebra

1.Let a a fixed vector of the Euclidean space E, a is a fixed real number. Is there a set of all vectors from E for which (x, a) = d the linear subspace E /
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Let nxn be a matrix A that is not degenerate. Prove that the characteristic polynomials f (λ) of the matrix A and h (λ) of the matrix A ^ -1 are related by

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3. Prove that the functions e ^ -t, e ^ -2t, e ^ -3t are linearly independent on [0,infinity)
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You'll have to provide an attempt at a solution.
 
DrClaude said:
You'll have to provide an attempt at a solution.
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Sorry, but my attempt is in Russian
 
What I sent for task 3 is already a decision
 
If you're still trying to do 1, I assume it means an open ball. Does it contain the origin ?
 
WWGD said:
If you're still trying to do 1, I assume it means an open ball. Does it contain the origin ?
I did 2, but I'm not sure what is right. The first I did not. I did not understand your question
 
i will add result of second task later.
 
xidios said:
I did 2, but I'm not sure what is right. The first I did not. I did not understand your question
Remember that a subspace or vector space in general must contain the origin.
 
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WWGD said:
Remember that a subspace or vector space in general must contain the origin.
Ok, thank you
 
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