LINEAR ALGEBRA Prove or disapprove (no counterexamples): Given that sets A = {u1....un} and B =...

LINEAR ALGEBRA Prove or disapprove (no counterexamples):

Given that sets A = {u₁....u_n} and B = {v₁....v_n} are subsets vectors of a vector space V.

If the vectors in A and B, respectively, are independent and dim(Span(u₁....u_n)) = dim(Span(v₁....v_n))

then Span(u₁....u_n) = Span(v₁....v_n)

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