MATH 218 Exam 2 With Solution, Spring 2016
American University of Beirut · Elementary Linear Algebra with Applications · 12 pages · Dr. Florian Bertrand · with solution
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MATH 218: Elementary Linear Algebra with Applications
Spring 2015-2016, Quiz 2, Duration: 60 min.
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Exercise | Points | Scores
1 iN
2 20
3 15
4 15
5 23
6 10
Total 100
INSTRUCTIONS:
(a) Explain your answers in detail and clearly to ensure full credit.
(b) No book. No notes. No calculator.
2
Exercise 1. Prove or disprove using an explicit counterexample that the following sets are sub-
spaces (either the set is a subspace and you have to prove it or the set is not a subspace and you
have to provide a counterexample):
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“ole A xeq- 2-0. ,
We ne bea ley Hut U= 1(3)2°
x Ab yp~-
(b) © points) U, = {P € Ri[X] | P"(0) > o}.
N> An @ x ¢ OC) bt Xx Os.
(c) (6 points) U; = {A= (: a & 4 € Ns ee
BAe
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2(13)-(21) 80s (22-246,
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Exercise 2. Let A be a square n x n matrix. ( oO
(1) ( points) Recall the definition of the kernel KerA of A.
ke fhe TxeR PAX=O7
(2) G points) Prove that if X € KerA then X € KerA?, . =O frat hes
chek AX - AAX- A (AX)
(3) (3 points) Find a matrix A such that dim KerA = dim KerA?.
A - L-( ] An. A A.
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(4) (3 points) Find a matrix A such that dim KerA < dim KerA?.
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~ 0 ——O kA =a
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(5) (2 points) Find a matrix A such th iin al
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(6) (4 points) Is there a matrix A such that 0 = dim KerA < dim KerA? = 12
No.
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Exercise 3. (15 points) Consider the following matrix ( 3)
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A={ 0 1 -10 -1 ].
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Kr Xa, Ka Lde , X3=h, xs =6 fre
=) AG = =! XxX = Kab a
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X= Xz ~ 2x, ~X% =As+b+2€ -
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Exercise 4. (15 points) Determine
van{(1 2
De iv; a
depending on the value of a a bas
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ae Ny. ahgeath —
all, utd =
\ Ay a Ay + ht =O
| { oO | fi; ©
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ne Ay O)
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A a-) oO} O a ey ah =
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Exer
cise 5. Consider the set U = a € R3[X] | P(0) = P’(0)}.
(a) (7 points) Prove that i? subspace of R3[X].
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