All parts please i will rate Problem 6. Given the following vectors, let W = Span{vı, v2, vz}.%3D一目-因-目-目30.233y =V36(a)s) Is æ in W? Why or why not?(b)Find a basis for W and give dim W.(c)'s y in W+, the orthogonal complement of W?

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Problem 6. Given the following vectors, let W = Span{v₁, v₂, V3}. 0·00 V3 (a) s) Is a in W? Why or why not? (b) (c) V₁ V₂ 3 2 Find a basis for W and give dim W. 's y in W, the orthogonal complement of W? y=

Problem 6. Given the following vectors, let W = Span{v₁, v₂, V3}. 0·00 V3 (a) s) Is a in W? Why or why not? (b) (c) V₁ V₂ 3 2 Find a basis for W and give dim W. 's y in W, the orthogonal complement of W? y=

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