Label the following statements as being true or false. a) If AX=b is well-conditioned, then cond(A) is small. b) If cond(A) is large, then AX=b is ill-conditioned. c) If cond(A) is small, then AX=b is well-conditioned. d) The norm of A equals the Rayleigh quotient. e) The norm of A is always equal to the largest eigenvalue of A.

Label the following statements as being true or false. a) If AX=b is well-conditioned, then cond(A) is small. b) If cond(A) is large, then AX=b is ill-conditioned. c) If cond(A) is small, then AX=b is well-conditioned. d) The norm of A equals the Rayleigh quotient. e) The norm of A is always equal to the largest eigenvalue of A.

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Section4.1: Introduction To Eigenvalues And Eigenvectors

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