Lecture

Linear Transformations in 3D

Description

This lecture covers linear transformations in three dimensions, focusing on the transformation of vectors in 3D space using matrices. It explains how to represent linear transformations as matrix multiplication and demonstrates the application of these concepts through examples. The lecture also discusses the concept of kernel and how to determine the kernel of a linear transformation. Additionally, it explores the properties of matrices and how they relate to the solutions of linear systems of equations.

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