The vectors are linearly independent if and only if?
1 answer:
The vectors are linearly independent if and only if k ≠ -11
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Vectors are used to represent items such as position, velocity, physical quantities and others in mathematics and in physics.
In this question,
We have 2v - 3w
We have to multiply 2 by the values of v and multiply 3 with the values of w
this would produce
[2,6,8]-[6,6,12]
subtract w from v
= [-4, 0, -4]
We u as -1, 0 and 10+k
It is not possible to -1 = 10 + k
-11 = k
Hence we have to conclude that they are linearly independent if and only if k ≠ -11
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