If a 3 x 4 matrix can have independent columns?

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Hi, can anyone explain to me if a 3 x 4 matrix can have independent columns? How about independent rows?

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What is the definition of linear independence?
You need to be more specific
 


Hey I think I figured out the answer, thanks for replying though.
 

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