Kernel and Image of a Linear Transformation Example 1 | Linear Algebra | Griti

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[magdalenapsenickova]

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[notevennelson]

The intro track got me, brother. I thought my YouTube Music was playing in the background, quickly clicked pause, only to realize it was an intro track, lol

[vanessanoel]

That's legit one of the best lin alg videos I've found! Thank you!!

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[jerrerock]

oh wow, I always thought every matrix had just 1 span given, now I see it is just a way where you can show some transformation of the matrix more simpler.

[MustaphaAjara]

Sorry I thought for row echelon form the pivot don’t necessarily has to be me 1 or we are suppose to reduce to reduced row echelon form urgent answer pls anyone 😊

[michaeljeynes]

you need to explain at start why you choose such a special matrix with the rows being in ratio 2:3

[joelkoodarkking]

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[guillem_dlc]

You could also stretch and shrink the vectors. A matter of elegance.

[vanessamerino]

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[mengis]

simple and clear explanation. Very helpful thanks!

[huzzman]

great video, your dimensions are off though! The basis of the kernel and the image alike is two I think. Currently, you have it listed as the dim(ker)=1, which, using rank nullity, the dim(Im) = 4-1 = 3, despite having the same amount of elements (2) and restrictions (0) as the kernel.

[urtvplugg]

Wow. clear and simple explanation. thanks

[lancelofjohn]

Very helpful video, understanding the kernel and image of matrix is not difficult.

[iTbagg]

Is there a reason why you divided R1 by two first?

[suniltrivedi]

You made a slight mistake in second step of row reduction of the matrix . Its R2- 3R1

[jacobloose]

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