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The foundational concept of linear algebra is introduced through vectors and their linear combinations []. A vector is defined as an ordered list of numbers, visualized as a point or an arrow in space, which can be added and scaled []. When these operations are combined, they form a linear combination, and a set of vectors can "span" a space, meaning their combinations can reach every point within that space []. This concept extends to R2 with two non-parallel vectors and to R3 with three vectors not lying on the same plane.
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The foundational concept of linear algebra is introduced through vectors and their linear combinations []. A vector is defined as an ordered list of numbers, visualized as a point or an arrow in space, which can be added and scaled []. When these operations are combined, they form a linear combination, and a set of vectors can "span" a space, meaning their combinations can reach every point within that space []. This concept extends to R2 with two non-parallel vectors and to R3 with three vectors not lying on the same plane.