Notes - Linear Algebra I MT22, Chapter 1
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How could you prove that applying EROs does not change the solution set of a system of equations?
Note that the matrices representing all EROs are invertible so if $Ax = b$ then $EAx = Eb$ follows.
What is the necessary and sufficient condition for a system of linear equations represented by a matrix $(A \vert b)$ in RREF to have no solutions?
The last non-zero row of $(A \vert b)$ is $(0\text{ }0\ldots0 \vert 1)$.
What is the necessary and sufficient condition for a system of linear equations represented by a matrix $(A \vert b)$ in RREF to have a unique solution?
The non-zero rows of $A$ from the identity matrix.