Consider the vector subspaces U, V  ,W ⊆ Rn such that U ⊆ V ⊆ W. If dimU = 5 and dimW = 7, what can be said about V? -It always contains a set of 5 linearly independent vectors  -dimV = 6 -it always contains a set of 7 linearly independent vectors  -the zero vector is not contained in it  -it contains a non-zero vector

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Consider the vector subspaces U, V  ,W ⊆ Rn such that U ⊆ V ⊆ W. If dimU = 5 and dimW = 7, what can be said about V?

-It always contains a set of 5 linearly independent vectors 

-dimV = 6

-it always contains a set of 7 linearly independent vectors 

-the zero vector is not contained in it 

-it contains a non-zero vector 

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