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1, 2, 2, 4.001. Find the (infinity norm) condition number of the matrix.

a. Singular matrix
b. Ill-conditioned matrix
c. Well-conditioned matrix
d. Orthogonal matrix

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User Iamkeir
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Final answer:

The infinity norm condition number of a matrix measures its sensitivity to perturbations in the input.

Step-by-step explanation:

The infinity norm condition number of a matrix measures its sensitivity to perturbations in the input. It is calculated using the formula:

Condition Number = ||A||∞ × ||A-1||∞

Where ||A||∞ is the infinity norm of matrix A and ||A-1||∞ is the infinity norm of the inverse of matrix A.

In this case, the given matrix is not specified, so we cannot calculate its infinity norm condition number. Therefore, the answer is not determinable from the given information.

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User Frank Zhang
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