Determine whether or not the given vectors in R² form a basis for R². 5 V₁ [] 9 Do the given vectors form a basis for R²? OA. Yes, because v₁ and v₂ are linearly independent. OB. No, there are not enough vectors to form a basis for R². OC. Yes, because v₁ and v₂ are both two-dimensional and R² is a two-dimensional vector space. OD. No, because v₁ and v₂ vectors are linearly dependent. 11 V₂ 11

Determine whether or not the given vectors in R² form a basis for R². 5 V₁ [] 9 Do the given vectors form a basis for R²? OA. Yes, because v₁ and v₂ are linearly independent. OB. No, there are not enough vectors to form a basis for R². OC. Yes, because v₁ and v₂ are both two-dimensional and R² is a two-dimensional vector space. OD. No, because v₁ and v₂ vectors are linearly dependent. 11 V₂ 11

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