Let A - ( ) a. Show that the vectors lz.A, A² are linearly dependent in Maz (R). b. Deduce that A" is in Span(1z. A) for all non-negative integers n. Show that if A is invenible, then A" is in Span()z. A) even if n is a negative integer.

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is in Span(l, A) even if n is a negative integer.
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