Algebra: Show that v, ø(v), ø(v)^2 are independent

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The discussion centers on proving the independence of the vectors v, ø(v), and ø(v)^2 in algebra. The user successfully completed part (a) of the problem but seeks guidance on determining ø(v) for part (b). They express uncertainty about the relationship between ø(v) and the previously calculated ø(v1) and ø(v2), indicating a need for clarification on these concepts.

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Please see attached question.
I can finish part (a)

For part b, how can I find ø(v) ?
Although I can find ø(v1) and ø(v2) but I think it is unrelated to ø(v)...
 
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