In: Advanced Math
i) A set of 4 6-tuples (“sextuplets”) is linearly independent: (always), (never), (sometimes). ii) A set of 6 4-tuples (“quadruplets”) is linearly independent: (always), (never), (sometimes). iii) A set of 4 equations with 6 unknown variables which is consistent has a unique solution: (always), (never), (sometimes). iv) A set of 4 equations with 6 unknown variables is inconsistent: (always), (never), (sometimes) v) A set of homogeneous equations is inconsistent: (always), (never), (sometimes) vi) The solution to a set of homogeneous equations is unique: (always), (never), (sometimes)