2 Let u,v, and w be vectors, where u=(1,2,3,-1), v=(2,3,1,5) and w=(3,5,4,4). 2.1 Construct a basis...

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Let u,v, and w be vectors, where u=(1,2,3,-1), v=(2,3,1,5) and w=(3,5,4,4).

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Construct a basis for the vector space spanned by u, v and w.

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Show that c=(1,3,2,1) is not in the vector space spanned by the above vectors u,v and w.

2.3
Show that d=(4,9,17,-11) is in the vector space spanned by the above vectors u,v and w, by expressing d as a linear combination of u,v and w.

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Colby Messinger answered 3 months ago

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