question: Isn't C always going to be invertible since it is a basis? And by definition, isn't a basis a set of linearly independent vectors? So by this reasoning, we can solve for [a]b by solving for the system of equations (your previous video) but also taking the inverse of C (the current video)?
by the way, these videos are very helpful. Thank you.
@villagehomeboy I don't believe so because you could have 3 linearly independent vectors that have 4 components, but only span R^3. which would be a 4x3 matrix which you cannot invert.
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twotalkingmimes 1 year ago 3
question: Isn't C always going to be invertible since it is a basis? And by definition, isn't a basis a set of linearly independent vectors? So by this reasoning, we can solve for [a]b by solving for the system of equations (your previous video) but also taking the inverse of C (the current video)?
by the way, these videos are very helpful. Thank you.
villagehomeboy 1 year ago
@villagehomeboy I don't believe so because you could have 3 linearly independent vectors that have 4 components, but only span R^3. which would be a 4x3 matrix which you cannot invert.
omgthatscrazyx 5 months ago
Thank you Sal
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