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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Oxford
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2017
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Prelims
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Mathematics I
/
2
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a
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Prelims
Mathematics I
2
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Suppose
x
0
is one solution. By
linearity
,
A
x
=
b
⟺
A
(
x
−
x
0
)
=
0
⟺
x
−
x
0
∈
ker
T
A
.
(1)
Thus the
solution set of a linear system
is exactly
x
0
+
ker
T
A
. It has one member if the
kernel
is
{
0
}
. Conversely, if there is
a
unique solution and
z
∈
ker
T
A
, then
x
0
+
z
is also
a
solution,
forcing
z
=
0
. Combining this with
i
gives
unique solution
⟺
b
∈
im
T
A
and
ker
T
A
=
{
0
}
.
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Prelims
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Mathematics I
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2
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a
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