We will define matrix-vector multiplication and think about the set of vectors that satisfy Ax=0 for a given matrix A (this is the null space of A). We then proceed to think about the linear combinations of the columns of a matrix (column space). Both of these ideas help us think the possible solutions to the Matrix-vector equation Ax=b.
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6910_Visualizing_a_column_space_as_a_plane_in_R3.html
6905_Introduction_to_the_null_space_of_a_matrix.html
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6906_Null_space_2_Calculating_the_null_space_of_a_matrix.html
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