Consider following three sets: (i) set A has p vectors of the vector space V, and A= span{V}, (ii) set B has q linearly independent vectors of V, (iii) set C has r vectors of V, and C is the basis of V. Which of the following inequality is true? (Note: p, q, and r are distinct positive integers). (a) p

Consider following three sets: (i) set A has p vectors of the vector space V, and A= span{V}, (ii) set B has q linearly independent vectors of V, (iii) set C has r vectors of V, and C is the basis of V. Which of the following inequality is true? (Note: p, q, and r are distinct positive integers). (a) p

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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