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Exercise 20

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Theorem 1.12 shows that, with respect to a basis, every linear combination is unique. If a subset is not a basis, can linear combinations be not unique? If so, must they be?

Hefferon, Linear Algebra, Vector Spaces, Basis, Exercise 20

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