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For each matrix Ain exercises 1 through 13, find vectors that span the kernel ofA . Use paper and pencil.

7.A=[123132321]

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The kernel of Aisker(A)=span([000]) .

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01

The kernel of a matrix

The kernel of a matrix Ais the solution set of the linear systemAx=0 .

02

Find kernel of the given matrix

Solve the linear system Ax=0by reduced row-echelon form of A:

[123013203110]R2R2R1R3R33R1[123001100480]R1R12R2R3R3+4R2[1050011000120]

Further solve as:

[1050011000120]R3112R3[105001100010]R1R15R3R2R2+R3[100001000010]

The above equation givesx1=0,x2=0,x3=0 .

From the above calculation, we can say that the solution set of the linear system is .

[x1x2x3]=[000]

Thus, ker(A)=span([000]).

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