1. Use the linear dependence relation to determine whether the given set is linearly independent ordependent.(a)(b)(c){(£)·(E) ( F )·(8)} <1{1, 1 − x, 1+x, 1+x²} C P₂(R).-1CR³CR2×2{(8) (2) (3)} CR²²,

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1. Use the linear dependence relation to determine whether the given set is linearly independent or dependent. (a) (b) (c) {(£)·(E) ( F )·(8)} < 1 {1, 1 − x, 1+x, 1+x²} C P₂(R). -1 CR³ CR2×2 {(8) (2) (3)} CR²² ,