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True or False?(AND WHY) If A = [a1...an] and B = [b1... bm] are two matrices...

True or False?(AND WHY)

If A = [a1...an] and B = [b1... bm] are two matrices such that Span(a1, ...,an) = Span(b1, ..., bm), then A and B are row equivalent.

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