Question: Suppose we are interested in solving a linear system Ax = b by the method of least squares when the coefficient matrix A has linearly
(a) Prove that f ∈ mg K, and so the normal equations have a solution. Use Exercise 3.4.31.
(b) Prove that any solution to the normal equations minimizes the least squares error, and hence qualifies as a least squares solution to the original system.
(c) Explain why the least squares solution is not unique.
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