If a set of vectors contains the zero vector, then the set will be linearly independent. If a system of linear equations

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If a set of vectors contains the zero vector, then the set will be linearly independent. If a system of linear equations

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If a set of vectors contains the zero vector, then the set will be linearly independent. If a system of linear equations has more variables than equations, the system will always have infinitely many solutions. The row echelon form of a matrix is not unique. The span of 2 vectors in R’ is always a plane in R'.
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