Let nonzero vectors ū,v,weR be linearly independent. Show that there does not exist a nonzero vector x, such that X-ū = x-v = x•w = 0

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Let nonzero vectors ū,v,weR be linearly
independent. Show that there does not exist a
nonzero vector x, such that
X-ū = x-v = x•w = 0
Transcribed Image Text:Let nonzero vectors ū,v,weR be linearly independent. Show that there does not exist a nonzero vector x, such that X-ū = x-v = x•w = 0
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