If $A \in R^{m×n}$ has a left inverse, $A^{T}$ has a right inverse. How I can prove this property? I hope someone can help me.
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1Sorry, for the close. I thought you wanted to know how to show that a left inverse is the right inverse. – MrYouMath Oct 28 '17 at 12:51
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Let $L$ be the left inverse of $A$. Then
$$LA=I.$$
Now transpose the equation $A^TL^T=I^T$.

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If $B$ is a left inverse of $A$, then $B^T$ is a right inverse of $A^T$, because$$A^TB^T=(BA)^T=\operatorname{Id}^T=\operatorname{Id}.$$

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