Prove/Disprove Range(A) = Range(A^T)

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Homework Statement



Prove or disprove with counter example:
If A is an (n x n) matrix then range(A) = range(A^T)


Homework Equations



Range = { y in R^N, y = Ax}



The Attempt at a Solution



I thought that the range(A) = the row space of (A^T) however whenever I tried examples to disprove this statement like:

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And then transposed it and found the solution to y = Ax and y = A^Tx I got that both of the range was z - x - 2y = 0

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You are probably just unlucky with your counterexample. Pick a simpler one. Try a 2x2 matrix. And you had better pick a singular matrix. Do you see why?
 
Ohhh duuuh! Thank you so much!
 
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