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OpenStudy (anonymous):
There are two conditions for a set of vectors to be a basis. One: They must be linearly independent, and two: they must span the set.
Lets see if they are linearly independent:
\[\lambda (4t-t^2)+\gamma (5+t^3)+\rho (3t+5)+\phi(2t^3-3t^2)=0\]
So now we need to see that this ONLY holds for lambda=gamma=rho=phi=0.
So:
\[(4\lambda+3\rho)t+(-\lambda-3\phi)t^2+(\gamma+2 \phi)t^3+5(\gamma+\rho)=0\]
So
\[4 \lambda=-3 \rho; -\lambda=3 \phi; \gamma=-2 \phi; \gamma=-\rho\]
So you get:
\[\lambda=-3 \phi; \rho=2\phi; \rightarrow 4\lambda=-3\rho \implies \rho=\phi=\lambda=\gamma=0\]
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Now, does it span the space?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
wait i am just reading what u wrote =)
OpenStudy (zarkon):
it is enough to show that the determinant of fontez's matrix is non zero
OpenStudy (anonymous):
yes it spans =)
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
it is basis for P_3
razor99 (razor99):
put your hands in the air
OpenStudy (anonymous):
NOW DANCE!!!!!!!!
razor99 (razor99):
get down
OpenStudy (anonymous):
hehe I am
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