Lecture - 1.4 Linear Combinations and Span

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if v is an element of vector subspace W (of vector space V), then every kv is an element of U which becomes a vector subspace of V. if u&v are vectors in vector space V, then au+bv is a linear combination of u&v and its vector space W (subspace of V) is its span. In other words, set of all linear combinations of a set of vectors is the span of those vectors span of null vector space = null vector if vector space V contains S, span of S is a subspace of V subspace S of vector space V is the spanning set of V if the span of S = linear combination of vectors in S = V

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Sir please can you provide pdfs

[@utkarshshukla2340]

Examples should be little bit of more realistic sense , I mean with this set of examples we are not able to conclude today's class

[@Ackerman_at_cbs]

In the definition of span, Vi belongs to S not R

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Please provide notes

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0:13

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wow i absolutely got horrified seeing the pdf, thankfully its correct in the video, i wonder how a phrase got removed from the pdf

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which pdf?

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Provide pdf sir

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Khud likh lo sir khud hi likh rahe hain aur kitna chahiye

[@snehangshuroy]

archive.nptel.ac.in/content/storage2/courses/downloads_new/LectureNotes/111106135/111106135.zip

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