Let A be a matrix of rank r. Then,

r a n k (A^{T}) = r

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r a n k (A^{T}) < r

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r a n k (A^{T}) > r

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none of these

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Solution

The correct option is A $r a n k (A^{T}) = r$
Rank of transpose of a matrix is same as that of original matrix

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