1. Recall the three modes of transportation in the 3D world: v1 = 1-u,-13 ,v,- 6 Is there anywhere in the 3D world that Gauss co
uld hide from you? If so, name a location and say why you know he could hide there. If there is nowhere he can hide, why not? (If you answered he could hide in part a): how could you change the modes of transportation so that he could not hide from you? Give an example a. b. Suppose v13937 6 a. For w v, in span(v, v^)? How do you know b. For what valuels) of h is [vi, v^. va linearly dependent? How do you know hat value(s) of h is True or False: If [x. y) is linearly independent but [x. y.z) is linearly dependent, then z is in spanx, y If true, explain why. If false, provide a counterexample.
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well, g(x) + 1 is simply a vertical shift upwards of 1 unit, if the vertex before that had a y-coordinate of 4, then later on became 4+1 or 5, so the new vertex is simply (3 , 5).
