Let V₁ = 10 3 Is the vector 6 = √3 = and 4 = 6. If not, justify why you know this. -3 in the set generated by V1, V2, U3, U4? If yes, state a linear combination equal to

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1. Let ₁
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and 4 =
Is the vector b=
1₁
in the set generated by V1, V2, V3, V4? If yes, state a linear combination equal to
6. If not, justify why you know this.
Transcribed Image Text:--00-0 = 1. Let ₁ = and 4 = Is the vector b= 1₁ in the set generated by V1, V2, V3, V4? If yes, state a linear combination equal to 6. If not, justify why you know this.
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