Question: Problems: For vectors a and b, we have ?a?=6, ?b?=3. What are the largest and smallest values possible for ?a-b? and aTb ? Prove that
Problems:
- For vectors a and b, we have ?a?=6, ?b?=3. What are the largest and smallest values possible for ?a-b? and aTb ?
- Prove that the matrix A and [A AB] have the same column space.
- Suppose A is a 5*4 matrix with rank 4. Prove that Ax = b has no solution when the 5*5 matrix [A b] is invertible, and Ax = b is solvable when [A b] is singular.
- Suppose A is a 3*3 matrix and it satisfies AT=-A. Prove that det(A) = 0.
- (Matlab) Given 13 two-dimensional data points as: x = [0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24], y = [15 14 14 16 20 23 26 27 26 25 22 18 16]. Do the least square regression fit the data points with n-order polynomial. You have to decide what order (n) you would use and the reason of your decision. Write down the formulation of calculation. Please also submit your Matlab code and fitting result (the parameters, the plot of the polynomial, and the least square error).

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