Let A = 2. Find the echelon form U of A. What are the column spaces Col(A) and Col(U)? Are they equal? Find a basis for Col(U) and a basis for Col(A). What are the row spaces Col(AT) and Col(UT)? Are they equal? Find a basis for the row space of A, Col(AT).
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