a 1. Determine whether the set of all vectors of the form a +b X = b for some real numbers a and b, is a subspace of R*. la-b

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Activity: SUBSPACES
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Determine whether the set of all vectors of the form
a + b
b
for some real numbers a and b, is a subspace of R*.
a - b
8
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Consider the vectors : u =
-2
,V =
0 ] and w=
4
4
-8-
a) Is the set of all vectors x = u + tv, where t ranges over all
real numbers, a subspace of R3 ? If not, tell why not.
b) Is the set of all vectors x = u + tw, where t ranges over all
real numbers, a subspace of R3 ? If not, tell why not.
C)
Is the set of all vectors x = v + tw, where t ranges over all
real numbers, a subspace of R3 ? If not, tell why not.
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