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Let v1, . . . , v9 be the column vectors of a non-zero 9 × 9 real matrix A. Let a1, . . . , a9 ∈ \(\R\), not all zero, be such that \(\sum^9_{i=1}a_iv_i=0\). Then the system \(Ax=\sum^9_{i=1}v_i\) has
Let v1, . . . , v9 be the column vectors of a non-zero 9 × 9 real matrix A. Let a1, . . . , a9 ∈ \(\R\), not all zero, be such that \(\sum^9_{i=1}a_iv_i=0\). Then the system \(Ax=\sum^9_{i=1}v_i\) has
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- no solution
- a unique solution
- more than one but only finitely many solutions
- infinitely many solutions
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The correct option is (D) : infinitely many solutions.
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