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Proving Linear Independence: Fixed t€R with {u,v}CR^2
=) I am going to finish all subjects asp.. anf then I will turn back with my new questions.. thank u very much=)- atakel
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Proving Linear Independence: Fixed t€R with {u,v}CR^2
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Proving Linear Independence: Fixed t€R with {u,v}CR^2
Actually, at first I started to study ''Partial Differential Equations in Action, Salsa'' but my backround is not enough to understand all subjects. Now I turned back and I started studying linear algebra.. For now, I don't have any idea about solving these questions. I have one week to learn...- atakel
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Proving Linear Independence: Fixed t€R with {u,v}CR^2
thank u=) if u have any idea about other questions, can u help me? I didn't take a linear cource.. Solving these questions is really diffucult for me://- atakel
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Proving Linear Independence: Fixed t€R with {u,v}CR^2
I uploadded the original question, there is no information about 'the rank'. In addition that I don't know how to solve the others.- atakel
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Proving Linear Independence: Fixed t€R with {u,v}CR^2
ı don't know ://- atakel
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Proving Linear Independence: Fixed t€R with {u,v}CR^2
Let t€R be fixed. Show that {u,v}CR^2 with u=(cost,sint), v=(-sint,cost) is a linearly inpedendent set.- atakel
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