Consider the matrix P = I - X(XTX)-1X T . If matrix X has 4 rows...

Consider the matrix P = I - X(XTX)-1X T .

If matrix X has 4 rows and 6 columns, what are the dimensions of matrix I?

Prove that P is idempotent.

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