consider the subspace W=span[(4,-2,1)^T,(2,0,3)^T,(2,-4,-7)^T] Find A) basis of W B) Dimension of W C) is vector...

consider the subspace W=span[(4,-2,1)^T,(2,0,3)^T,(2,-4,-7)^T]

Find

A) basis of W

B) Dimension of W

C) is vector v=[0,-2,-5]^T contained in W? if yes espress as linear combantion

Expert Solution

Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago

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