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The Maximum Rank of a Matrix B Given AB=0 and A is a Full Rank Matrix
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[QUOTE="TickleTackleTock, post: 6029896, member: 648691"] Sorry about that. I mean a a 2 x 7 matrix. That way the numbers would change a bit. So, in this case(Your new example), the Rank(A) = 3, Rank(B) = unknown and the Rank(AB) = 0. Which is exactly the same as the previous example. I appreciate your help but I think that I am going to read through an introductory book again. It is apparent that I don't remember enough. Thank you! [/QUOTE]
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