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SFU MATH 232 7.6 The Pivot Theorem
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SFU Math 232 7.6 The Pivot Theorem and Its Implications. This lecture covers the pivot theorem which states that the pivot columns of a matrix form a basis for the matrix's column space. This is then used to take a subspace spanned by k vectors and produce from that a basis for the subspace.
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