isn't the set of orthogonal complements also the basis?
if you dot A by any vector in its basis you get zero.
if you dot A by the null of A you get zero..
doesn't that mean that the orthogonal complement also form a basis, and the basis form an orthogonal complements? I'm going crazy trying to figure out the difference.
@comecra85 In fact, as much as I know (weird terminology...) "these things", meaning the whole formalization and exploration of the algebra of the 1 and 2 dimensional mathematical objects: vectors & matrices consisting Linear Algebra, are the building blocks for "other things" investigated by natural sciences, which doubtlessly help to solve a wide variety of real life problems (consider the microwave). Anyway, whether you believe it or not, some people (like me) actually enjoy these inquiries.
The 0 vector being in the set needs to be shown just to show the set is non-empty the first two properties hold for the empty set.
MatthewMitch23051992 1 month ago
Hey did you know you can have 4 orthogonal lines?
It's possible. Go ahead, think about it for a bit.
TheBetterGamer 6 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@TheBetterGamer dont tell him what to do.
maxgunn555 2 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@TheBetterGamer sorry i mean why don't you tell us how.
maxgunn555 2 months ago
Could you do one of these problems were a basis is given and the orthogonal complement needs to be found. Thank you!
broyalwithcheese 10 months ago
isn't the set of orthogonal complements also the basis?
if you dot A by any vector in its basis you get zero.
if you dot A by the null of A you get zero..
doesn't that mean that the orthogonal complement also form a basis, and the basis form an orthogonal complements? I'm going crazy trying to figure out the difference.
stiffz 11 months ago
That is hard. Why do people invent these things? What tasks or real life problems do they help to solve?
comecra85 1 year ago
@comecra85 In fact, as much as I know (weird terminology...) "these things", meaning the whole formalization and exploration of the algebra of the 1 and 2 dimensional mathematical objects: vectors & matrices consisting Linear Algebra, are the building blocks for "other things" investigated by natural sciences, which doubtlessly help to solve a wide variety of real life problems (consider the microwave). Anyway, whether you believe it or not, some people (like me) actually enjoy these inquiries.
AA10Megaviv 1 year ago
V perp, not for perpetrator, but for PERPENDICULAR!
danishfella 1 year ago 15
Is it true that there are infinite number of orthogonal components of a subspace V?
dalcde 1 year ago
@dalcde I've just realised the answer. Forget about what I have asked.
dalcde 1 year ago
Thank you!
HoloUniverse 1 year ago 3
thnx
grimmovers 1 year ago
it is not so important but at 10:26 Rn sould be that Rm.
FYI.
Thanks for your videos they are so helpful.
mahlejas 1 year ago 2
r transpose vectors are confusing
yynotx 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
i dont like the new writing style! i miss the cool old pixelated numbers and diagrams!
Soymilllk 2 years ago