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Let L = span{(2,1)} + {(4,0)}, and let S be the set of convex linear combinations...
Let L = span{(2,1)} + {(4,0)}, and let
S be the set of convex linear combinations of (2,1) and (4,2).
For vector v = (1,0), find
(a) projLv
(b) projSv
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