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Hi, in this question we have to write each vectors in the linear combination of vectors.
00:07
Here it is given that s is equal to 1, 2, minus 2, 2, minus 1, 1.
00:16
Here we can say that s1 is equal to 1, 2, minus 2 and s2 is equal to 2, minus 1, 1.
00:24
Now, first one it is given the vector z is equal to minus 11, 3 and minus 3.
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So that here the linear combination will be alpha into s1 plus beta into s2.
00:39
So that here alpha and beta are the scalars.
00:45
So that here we can write it as minus 11, 3, minus 3 equal to alpha into 1, 2, minus 2 plus beta into 2, minus 1, 1.
00:57
Now we have alpha plus 2 beta equal to minus 11, 2 alpha minus beta equal to 3 and minus 2 alpha plus beta equal to minus 3.
01:10
Now we can consider the equations as 1, 2 and 3.
01:14
Now by solving 1 and 2, that is here first equation multiplied by 1 which gives alpha plus 2 beta equal to minus 11 and the second equation can be multiplied by 2 so that it will be 4 alpha minus 2 beta equal to 6 such that here we will get 5 alpha equals to minus 5 so that alpha will be minus 1.
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Now by substituting alpha equal to minus 1 in first equation, we will get minus 1 plus 2 beta equal to minus 11 then beta will be minus 5 so that here we can say that minus 11, 3, minus 3 which is z equal to minus 1 into 1, 2, minus 2 plus minus 5 into 2, minus 1, 1.
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Hence we can say that z is a linear combination of the vectors in s and then we are having that v equal to minus 1, minus 5 and 5 so that here also we have to write v as a linear combination of vectors in s such that it will be 1, minus 5, 5 equal to alpha into 1, 2, minus 2 plus beta of 2, minus 1, 1...