19. In words, explain why the sets of vectors in parts (a) to (d) are not bases for the indicated vector spaces. a. u₁ =

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19. In words, explain why the sets of vectors in parts (a) to (d) are not bases for the indicated vector spaces. a. u₁ =

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19. In words, explain why the sets of vectors in parts (a) to (d) are not bases for the indicated vector spaces. a. u₁ = (1, 2), u₂ = (0, 3), u, = (1, 5) for R² b. u₁ = (-1,3,2), u₂ = (6, 1, 1) for R³ c. P₁ = 1+x+x², P₂ = x for P₂ 1 0 60 - 12/2 ² | B =[-i & C = (²₂ %) 2 3 50 for M22 4 2 d. A = D 11

29. Prove that R* is an infinite-dimensional vector space.
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