When product of matrix and vector equals 0, why does product of matrix, it's transpose and vector also equals...
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I've got a matrix A and a vector s
When Av = 0, why does A*As = 0 and also s*A*As = 0?
A* is transposed matrix A.
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I've got a matrix A and a vector s
When Av = 0, why does A*As = 0 and also s*A*As = 0?
A* is transposed matrix A.
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asked Jan 21 at 0:24
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I've got a matrix A and a vector s
When Av = 0, why does A*As = 0 and also s*A*As = 0?
A* is transposed matrix A.
linear-algebra
asked Jan 21 at 0:24
skluzadaskluzada
31
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I've got a matrix A and a vector s
When Av = 0, why does A*As = 0 and also s*A*As = 0?
A* is transposed matrix A.
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linear-algebra
asked Jan 21 at 0:24
skluzadaskluzada
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asked Jan 21 at 0:24
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Just replace the hypothesis $A s = 0$ in each of the expressions you ask about.
answered Jan 21 at 0:42
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Just replace the hypothesis $A s = 0$ in each of the expressions you ask about.
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Just replace the hypothesis $A s = 0$ in each of the expressions you ask about.
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Just replace the hypothesis $A s = 0$ in each of the expressions you ask about.
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