Lecture

Ker A = Ker (ATA)

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of Ker A being equal to Ker (ATA), demonstrating the relationship between the null spaces of a matrix and its transpose. The instructor explains the implications of this equality and provides examples to illustrate its significance in linear algebra.

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