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Let S = { (1,1),(0,1)} and W= Linear span (1,1) . What is ( S intersection W)?

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Let S = { (1,1),(0,1)} and W= Linear span (1,1) . What is ( S intersection W)?

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The intersection of S and W, denoted as S ∩ W, is the set of all elements that are common to both S and W.

Given that S = {(1,1), (0,1)} and W = Linear span (1,1), we can see that the vector (1,1) is common to both S and W.

Therefore, S ∩ W = {(1,1)}.

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