- (a)
- If \(\{\vec {x}, \vec {y}\}\) is linearly independent, then \(\{\vec {x}, \vec {y}, \vec {x}+\vec {y}\}\) is linearly independent. True False
- (b)
- If \(\{\vec {x}, \vec {y}, \vec {z}\}\) is linearly independent, then \(\{\vec {y}, \vec {z}\}\) is linearly independent. True False
- (c)
- If \(\{\vec {y}, \vec {z}\}\) is linearly dependent, then \(\{\vec {x}, \vec {y}, \vec {z}\}\) is linearly dependent. True False
- (d)
- If \(a\vec {x}+b\vec {y}+c\vec {z}=\vec {0}\), then \(\{\vec {x}, \vec {y}, \vec {z}\}\) is linearly independent. True False
True or False?
Source
[Nicholson] W. Keith Nicholson, Linear Algebra with Applications, Lyryx 2021, Open Edition, Problem 5.2.7.