Given the following vectors,X.=X.=X,=1-3Determine whether the vectors are independent of each other or not by testingB*,+B,x,+B+B=0, for all ß,. B,. B3, and ß ,Question: In continuation from the previous question, express x, in terms of x,, x,, and x, by entering your answers:x2 =X1 +X3 +X4Special instructions: Enter answers in fraction form only. Express in lowest terms. Other answers will not be accepted.Example: 3, -7, 23/34, -43/11, etc.Not accepted: 3.3333, -1.23453.2.

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