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Extracted text: (d) (Note: u, la is a vector in (e) Because the coordinate mapping is one-to-one, and since 0b, +Ob, + -+0__= 0,, (1) [0, la = the zero vector in (g) Thus c[u,]+ ·+c, u,= 0 , the zero vector in (this is obtained by "taking [ ]g of both sides of the equation in part (b)). These are the same c; scalars from part (a)! (h) Therefore, the set of vectors is