Answer to Question #15088 in Linear Algebra for Dilshod

Question #15088

Find a 3 3-matrix A such that there exists
b1 =vector(0) and
b2 =vector(0), such that
vector(A)x = b1 has innitely many solutions, but vector(A)x = b2 has no solutions.

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