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Define basis vectors. Do the three vectors ?? = (1,2,3), ?? = (3,1,2) and ?? =...

Define basis vectors. Do the three vectors ?? = (1,2,3), ?? = (3,1,2) and ?? = (4,2,1) form a basis?

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