It's a k by k matrix.

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A transpose A is going to be k by k.

We're going to have a k by k product. k by n times n by k is going to be k by k.

like we can factor out a k plus 3 there's a k plus 3 times a k, and then we have a k plus 3 times the negative 6.

So A transpose A inverse becomes the inverse of the k by k identity matrix, which is just the k by k identity matrix.

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Because k is what we're incrementing. a to the 4 minus k. b to the k, right?

So if you factor out a k 1, you get k plus 1 times refractoring out over here, if you factor out k 1 you'd just have a k.

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Of a to the n minus k, times b to the k.

You're going to have k terms, because this is a k dimensional subspace.

From k is equal to 0, to n of a to the k.

If we have a plus b to the n, n choose k each term. a to the n minus k times b to the k.

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It's y1 minus 1 4 A is equal to k. y1 minus 1 4 A is equal to k.

Now if you do a second row, you're going to get k times k times the determinant of A.

Let's call it the sum from k equals 0 to N, a to the k.

So you can see we have k vectors, so v is a k dimensional subspace.

So when I take this product, I'm going to get a k by k matrix.

Of a to the 4 minus k.

There's a place for everything, right K?

But that simply, if we assume an orthonormal basis, then A transpose A becomes the k by k identity matrix.

A is a, let's call it a k by m matrix.

It's going to be equal to k squared ad minus k squared bc, or k squared times ad minus bc, or k squared times the determinant of just A.

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And this is a k dimensional subspace, because you have k basis vectors in your basis, or you have k vectors in your basis.

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