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Koolaidbrah
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Homework Statement
No idea how to solve this using graham schmidt. I know how to do graham schmidt and how to solve this problem if I didn't have to use graham schmidt, but I have no idea where to start in order to get my vectors to add to V
Found c to be 87 by using vector addition/subtraction and making it linearly dependent on other two.
However, not sure how to find two vectors that are in span and perpendicular that add up to V just like in #1
For b., as long as A is invertable, wouldn't it be all of the b vectors?
Homework Equations
Graham Schmidt...
The Attempt at a Solution
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