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Consider your SID as map it to the vector . K is the index that denotes...

Consider your SID as map it to the vector . K is the index that denotes the number of digits in your SID. Consider now the vector , where Y denotes your year of birth.

„ Write each of the vectors and tell the dimension n=? of the vector space () each of them belongs to. Is it a matrix? If so, what are its dimensions? Would form a “span” of a vector space? Explain why?

„ Is the vector space   belongs to a subspace of the vector space   belongs to? Prove your decision?

SID is studen id number which is 50802030

Y denotes year of birth which is 1992

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago
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