My question is very short:
Let $A$ $n$ by $m$ matrix.
- If there are two different left inverse for A then the matrix has no right inverse, right?
- If $A$ is invertible, then must $A$ be $n=m$?
Inverse Matrix ( If there are two different left inverse for a matrix then the matrix has no right inverse)
inverselinear algebra
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