6) Given set is : S = {(42,30,54),(14,10,18),(7,5,6)}
Here, the first vector (42,30,54) is a linear combination of the second vector (14,10,18).
Then, the set of linearly independent vectors = {(14,10,18),(7,5,6)}.
R3 is a vector space of dimension 3. The standard basis for R3 is {(1,0,0),(0,1,0),(0,0,1)}.
Now, (7,5,6) = 7*(1,0,0)+5*(0,1,0)+6*(0,0,1)
Since the coefficient of (1,0,0) in the representation of (7,5,6) is non-zero, by replacement theorem (7,5,6) can replace (1,0,0) in the basis {(1,0,0),(0,1,0),(0,0,1)} and {(7,5,6),(0,1,0),(0,0,1)} can be a new basis for R3.
Again, (14,10,18) = 2*(7,5,6)+0*(0,1,0)+6*(0,0,1)
Since the coefficient of (0,0,1) in the representation of (14,10,18) is non-zero, by replacement theorem (14,10,18) can replace (0,0,1) in the basis {(7,5,6),(0,1,0),(0,0,1)} and {(7,5,6),(0,1,0),(14,10,18)} can be a new basis for R3.
Therefore, required basis is = {(7,5,6),(0,1,0),(14,10,18)}.
7) Given where B = {(1,1,0),(1,0,1),(0,0,0)}.
Then, x = 4*(1,1,0)+5*(1,0,1)+3*(0,0,0)
i.e., x = (9,4,5)
Now, (9,4,5) = 9*(1,0,0)+4*(0,1,0)+5*(0,0,1)
Therefore, the coordinate vector of x relative to the standard basis of R3 ,i.e., {(1,0,0),(0,1,0),(0,0,1)} is = .
8) Let us consider a relation a(3,8,0)+b(5,0,11)+c(1,5,7) = (-3,28,6) where a, b, c are real numbers.
Then, 3a+5b+15c = -3
8a+5c = 28
11b+7c = 6
Solving we get, a = 113/25, b = 198/125, c = -204/125
Therefore, the required coordinate matrix is = .
9) Here, (1,7) = (-2/7)*(-28,0)+(7/4)*(-4,4)
and, (-2,-2) = (1/7)*(-28,0)+(-1/2)*(-4,4)
Therefore, the required transition matrix is = .
6. Find a basis for the subspace of R3 spanned by S (42,30,54), (14,10, 18),(7,5,6)). 7....
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