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(i) Consider the normalized vector v in R3 and the permutation
matrix P, respectively
1
V =
V3
0 1 0'
P = |0 0 1
1 0 0
Are the three vectors v, Pv, P?v linearly independent?
(ii) Consider the 4 x 4 symmetric matrix A and the vector b in R
/0 1 0 0\
1 0 1 0
0 1 0 1
10 0 1 0/
A =
b =
Are the vectors b, Ab, A²b, A³b in R* linearly independent? Show that the
matrix A is invertible. Look at the column vectors of the matrix A
0000
1
1
Find the inverse of A.

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