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Linear Algebra we know that x ∈ R^n is a nonzero vector and C is a...

Linear Algebra

we know that x ∈ R^n is a nonzero vector and C is a real number.

find all values of C such that ( In − Cxx^T ) is nonsingular and find its inverse

knowing that its inverse is of the same form

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