Let a be an m x n matrix. show that if a has linearly independent column vectors, then n(a) = {0}.

Let the column vectors of A be:v1,v2,…,vnIf the matrix A has linearly independent column vectors, then the only linear combination of the vectors that equals 0 is the zero combination. In other words, if:c1v1+c2v2+⋯+Cn.Vn=0⟹c1=c2=⋯=Cn=0However:c1v1+c2v2+⋯+Cn.vn=0⟺Ax=0where x is the vectorx=(C1,C2,…,Cn)and if Ax=0, this means that x is in the null space of A. Since the only vector that makes that linear combination 0 is the 0 vector, it follows that the 0 vector is the only vector in the null space.

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