Linear algebra: please solve q2, 3 and 4 correctly and handwritten For u, v, and w given in Exercises 1-3, calculate u2v, u - (2v - 3w), and -2u - v + 3w.1. In the vector space of (2 x 3) matrices-1 1 2[38]-√39]-[4 -5 11-13 -1 -1||W=1-1--[4-7]52=2. In the vector space P₂u=x²-2, v=x²+2x-1, w = 2x + 1.3. In the vector space C[0, 1]u=e*,v = sinx,W = √√x² + 1.4. For u, v, and w in Exercise 2, find nonzero scalarsC₁, C2, C3 such that c₁u + c₂v + C3W = 0. Arethere nonzero scalars C₁, C₂, C3 such that c₁u+c₂v+C3W = 0 for u, v, and w in Exercise 1?

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Linear algebra: please solve q2, 3 and 4 correctly and handwritten

For u, v, and w given in Exercises 1-3, calculate u
2v, u - (2v - 3w), and -2u - v + 3w.
1. In the vector space of (2 x 3) matrices
-1 1 2
[38]
-√39]
-[
4 -5 11
-13 -1 -1
||
W=
1
-1
--[4-7]
5
2
=
2. In the vector space P₂
u=x²-2, v=x²+2x-1, w = 2x + 1.
3. In the vector space C[0, 1]
u=e*,
v = sinx,
W = √√x² + 1.
4. For u, v, and w in Exercise 2, find nonzero scalars
C₁, C2, C3 such that c₁u + c₂v + C3W = 0. Are
there nonzero scalars C₁, C₂, C3 such that c₁u+c₂v+
C3W = 0 for u, v, and w in Exercise 1?

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