A system of linear equations has either one, infinitely many or no solution(s).
The link between rank and linear independence is one of the most amazing aspects of linear algebra. The rank shows how many linearly independent column/row vectors a matrix has.
Two vectors are linearly independent iff they do not lie on the same line.
All real numbers are linearly dependent – they can be expressed as linear combination of each other; scalar multiples of each other and/or multiples of one (the latter being the case of primes).
Imaginary numbers are of general form α + βi where i is the square root of negative one. Imaginary numbers come in conjugate pairs.
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