What is Spans [Passing Linear Algebra]

The span of a set, V, of vectors is the collection of all the vectors you can get by taking linear combinations of the vectors in V.
More robust way to determine the span: • INSANE Hack to Find Sp...
More robust way to determine linear (in)dependence: • How to Determine if a ...
Intro to linear (in)dependence: 5:42
Example Problem: 12:02

[@jaredabrahamian5373]

linearly independent

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[@j.e.turcotte7015]

those two vectors are but linearly independent but legally recognized dependents when it comes to your taxes

[@AlanD20]

TRULY A LEGEND. Thank you so much for the explanation.

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[@phamkelly9]

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[@tinktwiceman]

Great video. Very helpful. Thank you.

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Thank you so much you made it easier for me

[@ashleyibarra4927]

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[@02_aldebaranrahmanadhitya95]

Is it possible to define two vectors which are linearly dependant as one vector being a multiple of the other?
Edit 1: I have just realised that STEM Support mentioned that very fact a few seconds after I posted this comment. Thank you, STEM Support!

[@jimmyderoy7561]

the last one , plane in R3 is linearly independent.

[@joonhapark3063]

goat

[@adamjoyce3716]

ily

[@kapjoteh]

Line in r3

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Wizard

[@GenuinePeacefulTimes]

uses redundant to explain scalar multiple then later describes it as a scalar multiple. Lmao