let K be Field; :: thesis: for X1, A, B1, X2, B2 being Matrix of K st X1 in Solutions_of A,B1 & X2 in Solutions_of A,B2 & width B1 = width B2 holds
X1 + X2 in Solutions_of A,(B1 + B2)
let X1, A, B1, X2, B2 be Matrix of K; :: thesis: ( X1 in Solutions_of A,B1 & X2 in Solutions_of A,B2 & width B1 = width B2 implies X1 + X2 in Solutions_of A,(B1 + B2) )
assume that
A1:
( X1 in Solutions_of A,B1 & X2 in Solutions_of A,B2 )
and
A2:
width B1 = width B2
; :: thesis: X1 + X2 in Solutions_of A,(B1 + B2)
consider Y1 being Matrix of K such that
A3:
( Y1 = X1 & len Y1 = width A & width Y1 = width B1 )
and
A4:
A * Y1 = B1
by A1;
consider Y2 being Matrix of K such that
A5:
( Y2 = X2 & len Y2 = width A & width Y2 = width B2 )
and
A6:
A * Y2 = B2
by A1;
A7:
( len (X1 + X2) = len X1 & width (X1 + X2) = width X1 & width (B1 + B2) = width B1 )
by MATRIX_3:def 3;
hence
X1 + X2 in Solutions_of A,(B1 + B2)
by A3, A4, A6, A5, A7; :: thesis: verum