Linear Algebra Problem Set 2 for Math 110, Fall 2009 by Haiman, Assignments of Linear Algebra

Problem set 2 for math 110 - linear algebra, taught by haiman in the fall 2009 semester. The problem set includes exercises on determining linearly dependent and independent subsets, proving unique linear combinations, finding a basis for the subspace of symmetric matrices, and discussing the relationship between finite vector spaces and finite sets.

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Math 110—Linear Algebra
Fall 2009, Haiman
Problem Set 2
Due Monday, Sept. 14 at the beginning of lecture.
1. Section 1.5, Exercise 3.
2. Let Sbe the subset
{sin2(x),sin(2x),cos(2x),1}
of the vector space F(R,R). Which subsets of Sare linearly dependent and which are
linearly independent?
3. Prove that if S={v1, . . . , vn}is a finite, linearly independent set of vectors in a vector
space V, then every vector wSpan(S) has a unique expression as a linear combination
a1v1+· · · +anvn.
4. Find a basis of the subspace of symmetric matrices in M3×3(R). What is the dimension
of this subspace?
5. Prove that if Vis a vector space over F2with finite dimension n, then Vis a finite set.
How many elements does it have?

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Math 110—Linear Algebra Fall 2009, Haiman Problem Set 2

Due Monday, Sept. 14 at the beginning of lecture.

  1. Section 1.5, Exercise 3.
  2. Let S be the subset {sin^2 (x), sin(2x), cos(2x), 1 }

of the vector space F(R, R). Which subsets of S are linearly dependent and which are linearly independent?

  1. Prove that if S = {v 1 ,... , vn} is a finite, linearly independent set of vectors in a vector space V , then every vector w ∈ Span(S) has a unique expression as a linear combination

a 1 v 1 + · · · + anvn.

  1. Find a basis of the subspace of symmetric matrices in M 3 × 3 (R). What is the dimension of this subspace?
  2. Prove that if V is a vector space over F 2 with finite dimension n, then V is a finite set. How many elements does it have?