Understanding Linear Dependence in Vector Spaces

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krozer

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Oct 10, 2011

If I create a matrix whose columns are the vectors, and then I row-reduce it and there's a zero row, are the vectors lineraly dependent? why?

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daveb

Oct 10, 2011

What have you attempted so far? You'll have to provide some work and where you're stuck (we don't just give answers since you don't learn anything that way).

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