can (0,1) be used in a spanning set in the x and y plane?
there is a rule that zero vectors cannot be used in a spanning set, but is it ok to use (0,1) and (5,4) for exaple as spanning sets for the x and y plane
you may use (0, 1) and (1, 0) their linear combinations fill the xy plane
ok so how do you solve this question then
you may remove the first 3 vectors
ok then?
thats it! the vectors (-3,6) and (1,0) span R^2
do you get what it means to span R^2 ?
but you need to be careful they are not scalar multiples of eachother right?
like the first and second ones
Exactly!
The vectors (-3,6) and (1,0) are pointing in different directions, so they cannot be scalar multiples of each other
because in the answers nothing with (1,0) was mentioned, there were only three... it must be an error
thanks for the help!
np
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