Polynomials - Linear Algebra - Exam, Exams of Linear Algebra

This is the Past Exam of Linear Algebra which includes Row Equivalent, Scalars, Column Vectors, Components, Values, System of Equations, Matrix Equation, Represented, Special Conditions etc. Key important points are: Polynomials, Forms, Basis, Coordinate Vector, Relative, Basis, Subspace, Dimension, Vectors, Compute

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LINEAR ALGEBRA EXAM 3 March 24, 2004
Name:
While the final answer is important, you earn points for all the work leading to
that answer, as well as the answer itself. Show all your steps clearly so you will
be eligible for the most partial credit. Good luck!
1.) (15 pts.) Determine whether the set of polynomials {3+7t, 5 + t2t3, t 2t2,1 + 16t
6t2+ 2t3}forms a basis for P3. Justify your conclusion.
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LINEAR ALGEBRA EXAM 3 March 24, 2004

Name:

While the final answer is important, you earn points for all the work leading to that answer, as well as the answer itself. Show all your steps clearly so you will be eligible for the most partial credit. Good luck!

1.) (15 pts.) Determine whether the set of polynomials {3 + 7t, 5 + t − 2 t^3 , t − 2 t^2 , 1 + 16t − 6 t^2 + 2t^3 } forms a basis for P 3. Justify your conclusion.

2.) (10 pts.) Find the coordinate vector [x]B of x =

 (^) relative to the basis B =

 

3.) (10 pts.) For the subspace

s − 2 t s + t 3 t

 (^) : s, t in R

a.) find a basis, and

b.) state the dimension.

5.) (10 pts.) Find the characteristic polynomial and the eigenvalues of the matrix

[

]

6.) (10 pts.) Let A be an n × n matrix. True or False: An eigenspace of A is a null space of a certain matrix. If True: explain why in detail. If False: explain why in detail, and/or provide a counterexample, that is, an example to show when the statement is false.

7.) (15 pts.) A scientist solves a nonhomogeneous system of ten linear equations in twelve unknowns and finds that three of the unknowns are free variables. Can the scientist be certain that, if the right sides of the equations are changed, the new nonhomogeneous system will have a solution? Discuss.