26. Let u = (2,3,1), v = (1,3,0), and w = (2,23,3). Since (1\2)u- (2\3)v - (1\6)w = (0,0,0), can we conclude that the set {u, v, w} is linearly dependent over Z₂?

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26. Let u = (2,3,1), v = (1,3,0), and w =
(2, 23, 3).
Since (1\2)u – (2\3)v – (1\6)w = (0,0, 0),
can we conclude that the set {u, v, w}
is linearly dependent over Z,?
Transcribed Image Text:26. Let u = (2,3,1), v = (1,3,0), and w = (2, 23, 3). Since (1\2)u – (2\3)v – (1\6)w = (0,0, 0), can we conclude that the set {u, v, w} is linearly dependent over Z,?
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