Q: Given the vectors: \[ \begin{array}{l} u=(2,0,1) \\ v=(11,1,5) \\ w=(7,3,2) \end{array} \] Is the vector \( (5,3,2) \) a linear combination of \( u, v, w \) vectors? Express vector \( (5,3,2) \) as a linear combinatio of \( u, v, w \) vectors? \[ \begin{array}{l} w=k 1 v 1+k 2 v 2+k 3 v 3 \\ \text { r.r.e.f } \end{array} \]
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We need to find scalars \( k_1, k_2, k_3 \) such that: \[ (5,3,2) = k_1(2,0,1) + k_2(11,1,5) + k_3(7,3,2) \] Show more…
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