Question: Suppose f1(t).........fk(t) are vector-valued functions from R to Rn. (a) Prove that if f1(t0),. . . fk(t0) afe linearly independent vectors in Rn at one

Suppose f1(t).........fk(t) are vector-valued functions from R to Rn.
(a) Prove that if f1(t0),. . . fk(t0) afe linearly independent vectors in Rn at one fixed to, then f1 (t),. . . fk(t) are linearly independent functions.
(b) Show that

Suppose f1(t).........fk(t) are vector-valued functions from R to Rn.
(a) Prove

are linearly independent functions, even though at each fixed to, the vectors f1(t0). f2(t0) are linearly dependent. Therefore, the converse to the result in part (a) is not valid.

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