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S = {(2,5,3)} and T = {(2,0,5)} are two clusters. Two clusters that S and T...

S = {(2,5,3)} and T = {(2,0,5)} are two clusters. Two clusters that S and T spans are L(S) and L(T) . Is the intersection of L (S) and L (T) a vector space? If yes, find this vector space. If no, explain why there is no vector space.

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