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1. How many different basis do V have?
2. How many subspaces of dimension ofdo V have?
Let F be a field with
1. How many different basis do V have?
2. How many subspaces of dimension of
Originally Posted by Also sprach Zarathustra
Let F be a field with
1. Who many different basis do V have?
2. Who many subspaces of dimension of
It is not "who" but "how"...!נו באמת
Anyway: how many elements in V can be the first element in the basis? (all but the zero vector): how many elements can be the second element in a basis? (all but the scalar multiples of the first one, and there are q multiples like these), etc.
Try now to do the second part by yourself.
Tonio
No, not the whole answer but some highlights: there arechoices for the first vector (since zero cannot be part of a basis), then there are
choices for the second vector (all the available vectors minus those that are a scalar multiple of the first one), then there are
choices for the third one (all the possible vectors minus all the scalar multiples of the first two), etc.
All in, there are...try to end the argument by yourself now.
Tonio
Ps ...הרבה יותר כיף לגלות את הפתרון בעצמך, אפילו אם זה קשה, מאשר לקבל את הכל מוכן
גם אתה מישראל?no, not the whole answer but some highlights: There are
All in, there are
Tonio
ps ...הרבה יותר כיף לגלות את הפתרון בעצמך, אפילו אם זה קשה, מאשר לקבל את הכל מוכן
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