1. If I take the linear combinations of p1 p2 q1 q2 as I have written and I am not wrong I think the basis {t^2 t 1} is ok.
2. I found out that {p1,p2} and {q1,q2} are linearly independent, because a*p1+b*p2=0 s only solution is the trivial soulution, same for {q1,q2}. So dim(M)=2 and...
Homework Statement
Let M be a subspace of the vector space \mathbb{R}_2[t] generated by p_1(T)=t^2+t+1 and p_2(T)=1-t^2, and N be a subspace generated by q_1(T)=t^2+2t+3 and q_2(T)=t^2-t+1. Show the dimension of the following subspaces: M+N, M \cap N, and give a basis for each...
Let K1={a + (2^0.5)*b} | a,b rational numbers}, and K2={a + (3^0.5)*b} | a,b rational numbers} be two fields with the common multiplication and addition. Isomorphs are the following vector spaces :
(Q^n ., +; K1) and (Q^n ., +; K2) ?
I guess I know.
I wrote 3 equations:
α + 2β + Lγ = 0
α + Lβ + 2γ = 0
α + + 3γ = 0
And i got, L can be 1 or 2. Then I checked it and for these Ls the vectors are dependents. But how do I know that there aren't more Ls.
For the second question. Yes L is from those values.
So i have 3 vectors:
a= [1 1 1]
b= [2 L 0]
c= [L 2 3]
How do I calculate the L in order to make these vecotrs linearly dependent?
How does ß depend from L if v= [ß 0 -1] and v is in span(a b c)?
Thank you!
Homework Statement
How can I prove this?
If g°f is a bijective function, then g is surjective and f is injective.
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution