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need solution for Question 4 with clear progress Let M, X and V be as given in Question 1. Moreover, suppose V is not in the span of the columns of
need solution for Question 4
with clear progress
Let M, X and V be as given in Question 1. Moreover, suppose V
is not in the span of the columns of M. Does MX = V have any solutions? If
not, explain how you might find a vector X
such that M X
???? V is as small as
possible. (Hint: You may assume that only the zero vector is in the kernel of M
and your answer should first address the question "what does it mean for a vector
to be small").