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Find an orthonormal basis of the kernel of the matrix A=[11111234].

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The solution is v11210,v2=2-301.

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Consider the matrix A as follows:

A=11111234

Let’s find out the kernel of the matrix A.

K=x1x2x3x4R4:11111234x1x2x3x4=00

Now apply for solve the above linear system as follows:

11111234R2R3-R111110234R2R3-R110-1-20123

So, the kernel is as follows:

K=x1x2x3x4R4:x1-x2-2x4=0,x2+2x3+3x4=0K=x1x2x3x4R4:x1-x2-2x4,x2=-2x3-3x4K=x3+2x4-2x3-3x4x3x4R4:x3+x4RK=x31-210+1-210:x3,x4RK=span1-210,2-301

Thus, the basis for K is v1=1-210,v2=2-301.

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