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Let v1 = <2, 4, -1> , v2 = <2, 6, 1> , y = <0, -6, h> For what value of h is y in the plane spanned by v1 and v2?
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what is \[3(v_1-v_2)\]
3(2-2,4-6,-1-1) 3(0,2,-2) (0, 6, -6)
4-6 =-2
(0,-6,-6)
so what is h?
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yep
you just wrote y as a linear conbination of v1 and v2. Therefore y is in the span(v1,v2)
*combination
Okay, thank you.
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if you want a some systematic way then create a matrix and row-reduce or find the determinant
* want a more systematic
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No worries. Thank you for the help
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