Signature of a quadratic form is the difference between the positive and negative terms in the canonical form.

Signature of a quadratic form is the difference between the positive and negative terms in the canonical form. Correct Answer False

Signature of a quadratic form is defined as ‘the difference between the number of positive and negative square terms in the canonical form.’
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