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- For problem 6. Please help me the following: -For 6a and 6c. I have done the proof. Please only give me the two examples for each. - Please help me solve 6b. Thank you very much!arrow_forwardHi, I need help with this Linear Algebra problem, please. I've tried 2.538, -10.392, & -1.165, but that doesn't appear to be correct. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!arrow_forward(4) Linear subspace L is given by the equations 2r1 + 12 + 3r3 - 14 3r1 + 2r2 – 2r4 3ri + 12 + 9r3 - 24 = 0 = 0 =0 Find equations describing the orthogonal complement L.arrow_forward
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- please solve it as soon as possiblearrow_forwardIn the next two questions, you will explore two important subspaces associated to a system of linear equations. We will revisit these two subspaces later on in the course. Presently, the notation will be quite cumbersome and difficult. When we develop more theory, the following two questions will have very simple proofs. Suppose that v = (1, 2,...,xn) and v' = (xx,...,xn) are solutions of the system: a111a1222 + + ain n = 0 + a2n In a21x1 + a22₂ + 0 ak11 ak22 + + akn In Prove that the following are also solutions of the system. 1. Av for A E R 2. - v' Conclude that the set of solutions is a subspace of R". 0arrow_forwardProblem #4: Let v1 Problem #4: = (-4, 1, 0, −1), V2 = (0, 1, –4, 1), and b = (1, 7, -1, −6). Let W be the subspace or RA spanned by v₁ and v2. Find projw b. Enter your answer symbolically, as in these examples Enter the four components, separated with commas.arrow_forward
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