Consider the following subspaces of R':U = span[(1,3, -2,2), (1,4, –3,4), (2,3,-1,-2)]W = span[(1,3,0, 2), (1,5, –6,6), (2,5,3,2)]Find a basis and the dimensions of (i)U + W, (ii) U n W.

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Consider the following subspaces of R': U = span[(1,3, -2,2), (1,4, –3,4), (2,3,-1,-2)] W = span[(1,3,0, 2), (1,5, –6, 6), (2,5,3,2)] Find a basis and the dimensions of (i)U + W, (ii) U n W.