Consider the following matrix: 3 9 -6 A= -2 -6 5 1 3 0 For each of the following vectors, determine whether it is in the image and/or null space of A. If the vector is in the image of A find a vector x so that Ax-v₁. V1 = V2 = 0 367 17 < Select an answer > Select an answer > v₁ is not in im(A) or null(A) v₁ is not in im(A) but is in null(A) v₁ is in im(A) but not in null(A) v₁ is in im(A) and is in null(A)
Consider the following matrix: 3 9 -6 A= -2 -6 5 1 3 0 For each of the following vectors, determine whether it is in the image and/or null space of A. If the vector is in the image of A find a vector x so that Ax-v₁. V1 = V2 = 0 367 17 < Select an answer > Select an answer > v₁ is not in im(A) or null(A) v₁ is not in im(A) but is in null(A) v₁ is in im(A) but not in null(A) v₁ is in im(A) and is in null(A)
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![Consider the following matrix:
3 9 -6
2 -6 5
1 3 0
For each of the following vectors, determine whether it is in the image and/or null space of A. If the vector is in the image of A find a vector x so that Ax=v₁.
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0
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=
V1
V2
=
=
3
6
17
< Select an answer >
< Select an answer >
v₁ is not in im(A) or null(A)
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v₁ is in im(A) but not in null(A)
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following matrix:
3 9 -6
2 -6 5
1 3 0
For each of the following vectors, determine whether it is in the image and/or null space of A. If the vector is in the image of A find a vector x so that Ax=v₁.
-3
[18]
0
A=
=
V1
V2
=
=
3
6
17
< Select an answer >
< Select an answer >
v₁ is not in im(A) or null(A)
v₁ is not in im(A) but is in null(A)|
v₁ is in im(A) but not in null(A)
v₁ is in im(A) and is in null(A)
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