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Give an example of a matrix equation representing a linear combination of three vectors in R1,...

Give an example of a matrix equation representing a linear combination of three vectors in R1, and two vectors in R3.

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We explained our required linear combination into matrix format by finding the number of rows and number of columns for the matrix.

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