(a) Let w =(-5,-17,7), v 1=(0,-1,1), v² 2=(0,-2,1), v 3=(1,2,-1). If possible, express w as a linear combination of the vectors v'1, v'2 and v'3. Find w (b) Let w =(-20,5,10), v²1=(-2,1,1), v° 2=(-2,0,1). If possible, express w" as a linear combination of the vectors vi and v'2. (c) Let w =(-20,5,10), v’i=(-2,1,1), v²2=(-2,0,1). If possible, express w" as a linear combination of the vectors vi and v2. (d) Let w =(-39,22), v’1=(2.–5), v°2=(5,-4), v°3=(-4,-1). If possible, express w'as a linear combination of the vectors v1, v 2, and v'3.

(a) Let w =(-5,-17,7), v 1=(0,-1,1), v² 2=(0,-2,1), v 3=(1,2,-1). If possible, express w as a linear combination of the vectors v'1, v'2 and v'3. Find w (b) Let w =(-20,5,10), v²1=(-2,1,1), v° 2=(-2,0,1). If possible, express w" as a linear combination of the vectors vi and v'2. (c) Let w =(-20,5,10), v’i=(-2,1,1), v²2=(-2,0,1). If possible, express w" as a linear combination of the vectors vi and v2. (d) Let w =(-39,22), v’1=(2.–5), v°2=(5,-4), v°3=(-4,-1). If possible, express w'as a linear combination of the vectors v1, v 2, and v'3.

Elementary Linear Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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