3Work Problem 3 (-): V1=|0 |, U2 =0 |2 vectors fromR³.(a) [| Determine if the vectors {v1, U2} are linearlyindependentIs it possible to find a vector v3, such that the set(b) .{U1, U2, U3 } form a basis for R?

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