2) Let v, w, and x be vectors in Rn. a) If v is the zero...

2) Let v, w, and x be vectors in Rn.
a) If v is the zero vector, what geometric object represents all linear
combinations of v?
b) Same question as a), except now for a nonzero v.
c) Same question as a) except now for nonzero vectors v and w (be care-
ful!).
d) Same question as a) except now for nonzero vectors v, w, and x (be
extra careful!).

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