Introduction to Applied Linear Algebra
If we denote an n-vector using the symbol a, the ith element of the vector ais denoted ai, where the subscript iis an integer index that runs from 1 to n, the size of the vector. Two vectors aand bare equal, which we denote a= b, if they have the same size, and each of the corresponding entries is the same. If aand bare n-vectors,.
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