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sir if we are given span that is plane then we have to find 2vectors in
R^3 and they have to be linearly independent .so we get so many
independent vectors .Are they considered as basis for that plane span?
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On Thursday, February 27, 2020 at 4:46:28 PM UTC+5:30, n17...@rguktn.ac.in wrote:
sir if we are given span that is plane then we have to find 2vectors in
R^3 and they have to be linearly independent .so we get so many
independent vectors .Are they considered as basis for that plane span?
for example:
The collection { i+j, j+k} is not a basis for R3. Although it is linearly independent, it does not span all of R3. For example, there exists no linear combination of i + j and j + k that equals i + j + k.