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Let a, b be real numbers. consider the equation z = ax+by. prove that there are two 3-vectors v1, v2 such that the set of points [x, y, z] satisfying the equation is exactly the set of linear combinations of v1 and v2. (hint: specify the vectors using formulas involving a, b.)
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