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    An orthogonal matrix has the property that when multiplied by its transpose, the result is the identity matrix. An idempotent symmetric matrix of rank r can be written as the product of an r x r identity matrix and a diagonal matrix with the first r diagonal elements equal to 1 and the remaining equal to 0.

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    An orthogonal matrix has the property that when multiplied by its transpose, the result is the identity matrix. An idempotent symmetric matrix of rank r can be written as the product of an r x r identity matrix and a diagonal matrix with the first r diagonal elements equal to 1 and the remaining equal to 0.

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    Proof 7

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    An orthogonal matrix has the property that when multiplied by its transpose, the result is the identity matrix. An idempotent symmetric matrix of rank r can be written as the product of an r x r identity matrix and a diagonal matrix with the first r diagonal elements equal to 1 and the remaining equal to 0.

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    Is it possible to prove that a matrix that is orthogonal has the ability that

    Theorem 7 If is an idempotent symmetric matrix of rank , then can be written as , where is a diagonal matrix with the first diagonal elements ) diagonal elements equal to 0. equal to 1 and the remaining (
    Then I could have proved it this way:

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