2. H -1. Use the matrix formed by {₁, 2, V3} to 5 determine whether the {₁, 2, 3} spans R3. Explain how to use Theorem 4 to justify your answer. Let ₁ ---- = -3 and 3 = = x

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determine whether the {₁, 2, 3} spans R³. Explain how to use Theorem 4 to justify
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