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Guided Proof Prove that a nonempty subset of a finite set of linearly independent
Getting Started: You need to show that a subset of a linearly independent set of vectors cannot be linearly dependent.
(i) Assume
(ii) If
(iii) Use this fact to derive a contradiction and conclude that
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