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write the vector w=(1,-4,13) as a linear combination of u1=(1,2,3), u2=(2,1,1), u3=(1,-1,2)

write the vector w=(1,-4,13) as a linear combination of u1=(1,2,3), u2=(2,1,1), u3=(1,-1,2)
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