Linear Algebra - Rows of a Matrix

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Let M, A, and B be matrices, if MA = B where M is Linear Algebra - Matrix then Row A = Row B.

  • therefore change to row causes no change in row space
  • therefore basis for changed rowlist is also a basis for original rowlist.





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