Let f be the linear function from R^{5} to R^{5} that is defined by f(x) = M x where M is the 5 \times 5 matrix
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A linearly independent set K of vectors in R^{5} such that every element of the kernel of f is a linear combination of the vectors in K.
A non-redundant list of linear equations that characterize the image of f as a subset of R^{5}.
Let \cal{P}_{d} denote the vector space of polynomials of degree d or less. If f is an element of \cal{P}_{d}, let I_{f} be the polynomial given by the formula
I_{f}(x) = INT[_{0}^{x} f ] . |
Explain briefly why I_{f} is abstractly linear.
What is the kernel of I_{f} ?
In what set does the function I_{f} takes its values? (The domain of I_{f} is understood here to be \cal{P}_{d}. )