Linear Algebra - Lecture 9 - Matrix Equations

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10:15 It could have infinite solutions if (b1,b2,b3)= (0,0,0) correct me if I am wrong

[@xoppa09]

Finding a pivot in the last column of an echelon matrix is inconsistent - very well said. Clearly a pivot must be non zero, otherwise it wouldn't be a pivot, so we don't need to say nonzero pivot.

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Souldn't the question specify that b is not equal to eachother and not zero?

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I never understood it like this.

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@@Ankit-zv7lz David Lay, Linear Algebra, 5th edition.

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For "If every row of A has a pivot, then it doesn't matter what calculations occur in the last column; the equation Ax=b will have a solution' does this every row include the last row? so is it correct that there will be solution because e.g. if the last row is 0 0 3 4 then this means 3(x3) = 4 so there will be a solution for any constant etc? Thank you so much.

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