#Linear dependence
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It's basically means if (3,7,2) can be expressed as a linear combination of the other three that is
(3,7,2)=a.T_1 + b.v_2 + c.v_3
Now do you know how to do that
yep do I need to use crammer's rule/row-reducing form or can I just substitute?
yes
Well first of all you need to know if a solution exists
Anyways there are many ways, I'd just do row reduction
If you want to calculate determinants and inverses you're free to do so as well
okay I'll try it out
appreciate it
Is this approach correct?
Except now that I can't find any of the variables since the last row reduces to 0
Yes that means it has no solutions
So the answer to a is no you can write v_4 as a linear combination of the other 3
Do you mean av1+bv2+cv3=v4?
Yeah there is no such a,b,c
So that this happens
T_4 lies outside the linear span of the other 3
Oh that's it?
I think so. If we did all the calculations correctly
Damn
And part c is the same method as part a except that our v4 changes right?
Yes
Alr I'll work it out rq
I'd advise you to still check your calculations
Hmm same as before no solutions
For part c
is that all I need to show?
yes :p
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