1. Consider the subspace W = {(21, 12, 13) ER | 2.12 + x3 = 0) of R. (5) (a) Find a basis for W (5) (b) Find a basis for R3 which contains the basis for W that you found in part (a).

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1. Consider the subspace W = {(21, 12, 13) ER | 2.12 + x3 = 0) of R. (5) (a) Find a basis for W (5) (b) Find a basis for R3 which contains the basis for W that you found in part (a).

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