Suppose v1;v2;vm is linearly independent in V and w 2 V. Prove that dim span (v1 +w;v2 +w;:::;vm +w) m1.
If there are (m+1) linearly independent vectors then dim "V\\ge m+1>m \u21d2\u21d0." This is the contrapositive. Let m be dimension of V and Vi E V for I=1 to m+1 be set of linearly independent set.
Hence Vi=I to m are also linearly independent this Vi for I=1 to m is basis for V. We need to prove that. Let let W=span {V1,V2......Vm}, then W"\\le" V and dim (W)=dim(V)=m, then W=V.
Since Vm+1 E V, has a unique representation using basis vectors, thus
"V_{m+1}=\\displaystyle\\sum_{i=1}^m \\alpha _i \\space V_i"
Hence Vi,i E 1. ...,m+1 are linearly dependent.
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