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2. Consider the set S = {(t, 1, 1), (1, 0, 1), (1, 1, 3t)}.
(a) What value(s) of t will make the set linearly independent?
(1)) Choosinig a value of t that will make S linearly dependent fnd the Euclidean (linear)
equation form of the subspace spanned by S.

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A Euclidean equation and linear independence are investigated. The values to make the sets linearly independent are determined.

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