Please explain and do all steps so that I can understand this question. - [13] and V₂ = [-2](a) Give an example of three vectors that are linear combinations of V₁ and v₂.Problem 2. Let V₁ =(b) Graph V₁, V2 and each of the following vectors on the axes below:a =· [8] ₁b = [¯ ] ₁ c = [ 3 ], ª = [8], C,d=-8 -6 -4 -2X28642-2-4-6-8(c) Express a, b, c, and d as a linear combination of v₁ and v2.2468X1

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