midterm 1 (week 0-4) Flashcards

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intersection at 1 point

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unique x, y, z values

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intersection on a line

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having a variable determined by another variable
ex. x = z + 2
y = -2z -1

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no intersection

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a system is inconsistent
ex. 0 = -6

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vector equation of a line form

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making a variable equal an arbitrary number (t) to form a solution
ex. z = t. x = t + 2, y = -2t -1
(x, y, z) = (t + 2, -2t - 1, t)

= (2, -1, 0) + t(1, -2, 1)
vector equation of a line

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set notations

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R - the set of all real numbers
Z - the set of all integers or whole numbers
Q - the set of all rational numbers
N - the set of all natural numbers
C - the set of all complex numbers
{ } or o with dash - empty set

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reading set notation

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P = {an expression describing a typical element in P I specifying the parameters used in the description}

ex. “P is the set of all s in R such that s is even”

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subset

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we say set A is a subset of a set B if all the elements of A are also in B

A⊆B, if for every a ∈A, a ∈B

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equality of sets

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we say sets A and B are equal if A is a subset of B and B is a subset of A

A = B if A ⊆B and B ⊆A.

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union of sets

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a set that contains all elements of A and B

A ∪B = {x ∈X |x ∈A or x ∈B}

ex. Let A = {2,5,7,π} and B = {4,π,5} be subsets of R. Then A ∪B = {2,5,7,π,4}

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intersection of sets

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a set that contains all common elements between A and B

A ∩B = {x ∈X |x ∈A and x ∈B}

ex. Let A = {2,5,7,π} and B = {4,π,5} be subsets of R. Then A ∩B = {5,π}.

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column vector

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a matrix with only one column and multiple rows

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row vector

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a matrix with only one row and multiple columns

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adding matrices

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v + w = v1 + w1 , v2 + w2 … (actually add the values to get new ones).

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multiplying by a scalar

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kv = k(v1, v2…) = (kv1, kv2…)

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PQ

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Q - P
q1-p1, q2-p2

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length or norm of a vector

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II x II = sqrt of x1^2 + x2^2 …

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dot product

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v . w = v1w1 + v2w2…
also v . w = cosθ IIvII IIwII

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angle between vectors

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cos-1 (v . w / II v II II w II)

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perpendicular or orthogonal vectors

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parametric form

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x1 = p1 + kd1
x2 = p2 + kd2

where p is a point, k is a scalar and d is the direction vector

ex. r = (2, 0, 4) + k(1, -3, 0)

x1 = 2 + t
x2 = -3t
x3 = 4

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normal vector

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State the normal vector and then state l is the set of vectors in Rn perpendicular to the normal
l = {x ∈R2 |x ·n = 0}

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coefficient matrix

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the numbers multiplied by xyz or x1x2x3 (the numbers when you drop the variables but keep them in your mind)

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augmented matrix

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has a line separating the matrix structure and scalar solution

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elementary row operations

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  1. interchanging two rows
  2. multiplying one row by a nonzero number
  3. adding or subtracting a row from another row`
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REF
1. all zero rows are at the bottom 2. the leading entry in each row is to the right of the leading entry of the row above (staircase) - doesn't have to be ones 3. all entries below a leading entry are zero there are many REFs of a matrix
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RREF
1. must satisfy REF rules 2. all leading entries are 1 (leading 1s) 3. each leading 1 is the only nonzero entry in its column there is only one RREF of a matrix
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rank of a matrix
the number of leading ones in RREF
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pivot position
a pivot position in a matrix B is a location in B that corresponds to a leading one in the RREF
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pivot column
a column of B that contains a pivot position
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free variable
a column that is not a pivot column (has no leading one) means a system has infinite solutions (because you can give it any value and change the values of other variables)
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solving a system of linear equations
1. write the system in augmented matrix form 2. row reduce to RREF 3. identify free variables and basic variables 4. put RREF into equation form 5. solve for basic variables in terms of free variables 6. set a parameter for the free variables and write the equations
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solution type (theorem)
consistent = at least one solution - at least one free variable = infinitely many solutions - all leading variables = exactly one solution inconsistent = no solution - 0 = 1
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matrix-vector product
multiplying a matrix by a vector to get Ax
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algebraic rules for Ax (theorem)
1. A(x + y) = Ax + Ay 2. A(kx) = k(Ax)
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matrix form of a linear system (theorem)
[A|b] in matrix form as Ax = b
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the product of Ax in terms of columns (theorem)
Ax = (v1 v2 v3...)(x1 x2 x3...) = x1v1 + x2v2... where v a row vector and x is a column vector
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transformations or maps
another word for function and can be used interchangeably take inputs in their domain (R^m) and have outputs in their codomain (R^n)
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linear transformation rules
a transformation T : R^m --> R^n is a linear transformation if (and only if) 1. T(u + v) = T(u) + T(v) 2. T(ku) = kT(u) note that if u and v are parallel vectors so is T(u) and T(v)
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how do you know if a transformation is a linear transformation?
apply the rules/theorem and see if it applies
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standard vector
a unit vector with zeros in all entries except for a 1 in ith entry
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rotation matrix
[cos θ −sin θ] [sin θ cos θ]
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matrix algebra
associativity: (AB)C = A(BC) distributivity: C(A+B) = CA + CB scalar multiplication: k(AB) = A (kB) = (AB)k
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injective
no two x's (inputs) map to the same y's (outputs)
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surjective
for every input there is an output (they can share)
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bijective
each unique input has a unique output. if a matrix is bijective, it is invertible/has an inverse
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criteria for invertibility (theorem)
if A is a n x n matrix, and the RREF of A = In then A is invertible
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inverting a matrix (theorem)
Inverse of A can be computed by A=In and performing elementary row operations until A reaches RREF resulting in In=Ainverse