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Suppose \[S_1 = \rm span\left\{ \left|\matrix{1&0\\0&1\\}\right|, \left|\matrix{0&1\\1&0\\}\right|, \left|\matrix{1&-1\\0&1\\}\right| \right\}\] and \[S_2 = \rm span\left\{ \left|\matrix{1&0\\0&1\\}\right|, \left|\matrix{0&1\\1&0\\}\right|, \left|\matrix{0&0\\1&0\\}\right| \right\}\] Does \(S_1 = S_2\)?
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I know that \[\left|\matrix{1&0\\0&1\\}\right| - \left|\matrix{0&1\\1&0\\}\right| + \left|\matrix{0&0\\1&0\\}\right| = \left|\matrix{1&-1\\0&1\\}\right|\]
Thing is, do I get more (or less) with \(S_2\) than I get with \(S_1\)?
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