Given vectors v1 = (3,0,0), v2 = (1,2,0), and v3 = a) Are the vectors linearly independent or linearly dependent? (2, –4,5). b) Do the vectors form a basis for R³? Why or why not?

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(3,0,0), v2
a) Are the vectors linearly independent or linearly dependent?
Given vectors v1
(2, –4,5).
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b) Do the vectors form a basis for R3? Why or why not?
Transcribed Image Text:(1,2,0), and v3 (3,0,0), v2 a) Are the vectors linearly independent or linearly dependent? Given vectors v1 (2, –4,5). %D b) Do the vectors form a basis for R3? Why or why not?
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