(a)(3) Let V be a vector space over some field FLet W be a subspace of a vector space V. Suppose x, y € V are not in W.at if x = span (W, y) then y ≤ span(W,x)(b)Give an example of a vector space V, a subspace W ≤ V, and vectors x, y € Vsuch that x e span(W,y) but y & span(W, x)

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(a) (3) Let V be a vector space over some field F Let W be a subspace of a vector space V. Suppose x, y € V are not in W. at if x e span (W,y) then y e span (W, x) (b) Give an example of a vector space V, a subspace W ≤ V, and vectors x, y € V such that xe span (W,y) but y span (W, x)