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Let Beta hat be a minimizer of the least squares problem.   Show that if v is...

Let Beta hat be a minimizer of the least squares problem.  

Show that if v is a vector such that Xv equals 0, then Beta hat plus c times v is also a minimizer of the least squares problem for any real c.   

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