Let w, a,y, z be vectors and suppose z = -2x - 2y and w=2x+4y+ z. Mark the statements below that must be true. A. Span(x, y)-Span(w) B. Span(x, y) = Span(x, w, z) DC. Span(x, z)= Span(y, w) D. Span(y) = Span(w)

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Let w, x, y, z be vectors and suppose z = -2x - 2y and w
Mark the statements below that must be true.
A. Span(x, y)=Span(w)
B. Span(x, y) = Span(x, w, z)
C. Span(x, z)= Span(y, w)
D. Span(y) = Span(w)
2x + 4y + z.
Transcribed Image Text:Let w, x, y, z be vectors and suppose z = -2x - 2y and w Mark the statements below that must be true. A. Span(x, y)=Span(w) B. Span(x, y) = Span(x, w, z) C. Span(x, z)= Span(y, w) D. Span(y) = Span(w) 2x + 4y + z.
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Given open curly brackets w comma x comma y comma z close curly brackets are vectors and z equals negative 2 x minus 2 y and w equals 2 x plus 4 y plus z .

To choose which of the statements are true.

A. s p a n open curly brackets x comma y close curly brackets equals s p a n open curly brackets w close curly brackets

B. s p a n open curly brackets x comma y close curly brackets equals s p a n open curly brackets x comma w comma z close curly brackets

C. s p a n open curly brackets x comma z close curly brackets equals s p a n open curly brackets y comma w close curly brackets

D. s p a n open curly brackets y close curly brackets equals s p a n open curly brackets w close curly brackets


The span of some vectors open curly brackets v subscript 1 comma v subscript 2 comma space... comma space v subscript n close curly brackets is the set of all possible linear combinations of the vectors c subscript 1 v subscript 1 plus c subscript 2 v subscript 2 plus... plus c subscript n v subscript n where c subscript 1 comma space c subscript 2 comma space... space comma space c subscript n are scalars.

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