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Consider the two vector valued functions x1(t) = (2e^t , 3) and x1(t) = (4, 6e^-t...

Consider the two vector valued functions x1(t) = (2e^t , 3) and x1(t) = (4, 6e^-t ). For any given fixed value t0, show that the two dimensional vectors x1(t0) and x2(t0) are linearly dependent. At the same time, show that x1 and x2 as functions of t are linearly independent.

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