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MATH307-Individual Homework 14 Solved

1.   Let A ∈ Fm×n, with F = R or C, prove that range(A) is orthogonal to null(A∗), i.e., any arbitrary vector in range(A) is orthogonal to an arbitrary vector in null(A∗).

2.   Use Gram-Schmidt method to find a QR factorization of the matrix

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                                                                                A =         3 −1 1        .

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3.   Consider a matrix A ∈ Fm×n with m ≥ n and all columns being orthogonal but not of unit length, what should its reduced QR decomposition look like?

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