Prove/Disprove: (a) There exist an infinite subset of R² 2 in which any two distinct vectors are linearly independent.

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Prove/Disprove:
(a) There exist an infinite subset of
R²
in which any two distinct vectors are
linearly independent.
(b) There does not exist an infinite subset
of
R³
in which any three distinct vectors are
linearly independent.
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Transcribed Image Text:Prove/Disprove: (a) There exist an infinite subset of R² in which any two distinct vectors are linearly independent. (b) There does not exist an infinite subset of R³ in which any three distinct vectors are linearly independent. NOTE:- 1. Don't copy from CHATGPT. 2. Don't give mathstackexchange answer. 3. Don't give chegg or any other platforms available answer.
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