The vectors ū1(2, –3,0), ū2 = (1, 4, 1), ủ3(2, 8, 2), ū4(1,0, 0) and üs6.(3, –5, 2) span R² (you don't need to verify this). Find a subset of the set {u1, ū2, ū3, ủ4, ū5}that is a basis for R3. Hint: See 2.31 in Axler and the corresponding class notes.Only three out of these four vectors are necessary.

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The vectors ū1 (2, –3,0), ūz = (1,4, 1), ūz (2, 8, 2), ū4 (1,0, 0) and üs (3, -5, 2) span R² (you don't need to verify this). Find a subset of the set {u1, ū2, ū3, ủ4, ũ5} that is a basis for R3. Hint: See 2.31 in Axler and the corresponding class notes. Only three out of these four vectors are necessary.

The vectors ū1 (2, –3,0), ūz = (1,4, 1), ūz (2, 8, 2), ū4 (1,0, 0) and üs (3, -5, 2) span R² (you don't need to verify this). Find a subset of the set {u1, ū2, ū3, ủ4, ũ5} that is a basis for R3. Hint: See 2.31 in Axler and the corresponding class notes. Only three out of these four vectors are necessary.

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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