Let H= Span(v, v) and K= Span(vV), where v, V2, Va, and v are given below....

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Let H= Span(v, v) and K= Span(vV), where v, V2, Va, and v are given below. 3. V3 -10 4. 3 -6 Then Hand K are subspaces of R. In fact Hand Kare planes in R through the origin, and they intersect in a line through 0. Find a nonzero vector w that generates that line. Hint: w can be written as c, v, + c, V2 and also as CV3 + CVa To build w, solve the equation c,v,+ V2CV3 * CaV4 for the unknown c's.] Let H= Span(v, v) and K= Span(vV), where v, V2, Va, and v are given below. 3. V3 -10 4. 3 -6 Then Hand K are subspaces of R. In fact Hand Kare planes in R through the origin, and they intersect in a line through 0. Find a nonzero vector w that generates that line. Hint: w can be written as c, v, + c, V2 and also as CV3 + CVa To build w, solve the equation c,v,+ V2CV3 * CaV4 for the unknown c's.]