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Consider the following vectors: →a = 3−221 →b = 6170 →c = −3−3−33 For each of...

Consider the following vectors: →a = 3−221 →b = 6170 →c = −3−3−33 For each of the following vectors, determine whether it is in span{→a, →b, →c}. If so, express it as a linear combination using a, b, and c as the names of the vectors above. →v1 = 21622−5< Select an answer >→v2 = 5990< Select an answer >→v3 = −3−8−65< Select an answer >

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