Linear Algebra 2 - 1.5.5 - Basis for an Intersection or a Sum of two Subspaces (Video 2)

"This video was created by mathematics teachers at Marianopolis College. It follows along with notes that you can download free here :
drive.google.com/file/d/1dTv2...
It covers the following items :
Example 1.5.10 (b)"

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Thank you! Helped me a lot

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Thanks for the explanation ! Really helpful to first write what it even means for a vector to be in a sum or an intersection. I kept accidentally doing the basis of a sum for an intersection instead of understanding correctly what it means

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So is basis u1 u2 v1 v2?

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How a1=-s is it not equal to s?

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Why a1 is equal to -S?

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