Linear Algebra Problems...

2011-01-29 2:50 am
1. Construct a linear map T: R^4 -> R^3 such that

range T = span{(1,2,3),(1,1,1),(0,2,4)} and
null space of linear map T = { x belongs to R^4 | x[1]+x[2]+x[3]+x[4]=x[1]+2*x[2]+x[3]-x[4] = 0}.

**x[1]: [1] is a subscript, meaning the first term in the list x.

2. Let T: V->W be linear and surjective. Let B be a basis for W, choose for each basis vector {w belongs to B} a vector {v = f(w) belongs to V} such that Tv=w.
Prove that the set A = f(B) = {f(w) | w belongs to B} (which contains as many elements as the set B) is linearly independent.
What conclusion follows regarding the dimensions of V and W?
更新1:

For (2), after proving v's are linearly independent, how can we be sure that v is a basis of V? I am not sure if it implies that v's span V as the set A seems only a subset of V.

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2011-01-29 8:02 pm
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2011-01-30 10:39:22 補充:
Indeed you are right. We cannot conclude v is a basis of V
We can only conclude that the basis of V has at least the same element as w
Therefore the dimension of V is greater than or equal to that of W


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