Are the following statements true or false?+ 1. The set (0) forms a basis for the zero subspace.+ 2. If Si is of dimension 3 and is a subspace of R*, then there can not exist a subspaceS2 of Rª such that Si C S2 C Rª with S1 # S2 and S2# R*.3. Let m > n. Then U = {u], un. ...,Um) in R" can form a basis for R" if the correct m –n vectors are removed from U.+ 4. Let m < n. Then U = {u],u2 ... , Um in R" can form a basis for R" if the correct n – m vectors are added to U.+ 5. R" has exactly one subspace of dimension m for each of m = 0, 1,2, ... , n .

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