Let A be an 3x2 matrix. Then for the set {x ? R²: Ax = 0}, which one of the following is true? a) Subspace of R³ b) Subspace of R² c) Both subspace of R² and subspace of R³ d) Neither subspace of R² nor subspace of R³
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