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Linear Algebra: Basis and Matrices

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This lecture covers the concept of basis in a vector space, the application of linear transformations, the properties of matrices, the calculation of matrix inverses, and the determinant of a matrix. It also discusses the conditions for a linear transformation to be bijective and the associated matrices. The lecture concludes with the study of 2x2 matrices, their inverses, and determinants.

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