By applying elementary transformation to a matrix, its rank (a) Increases (c) Does not change (b) Decreases (d) None of these
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Decreases is the answer.
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By applying the elementary transformation to a matrix, its rank does not change.
- Elementary transformations are those operations performed on rows and columns of the matrices to transform them into a different form. It helps to make calculations simpler.
- The number of linearly independent row vectors or linearly independent column vectors in a matrix is known as the rank of a matrix.
- Also, we can say that the number of non-zero rows or columns is known as the rank of the matrix.
- The rank of a matrix can be calculated with row transformation or column transformation.
- Hence, the correct answer is option C).
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