Check for Linear Independence (3 functions, using Wronskian)

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If i get determinant value is 0,then what i have to do next?..

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Why can't a zero Wronskian be used to prove linear dependence? Can it ever be used to prove dependence?

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Would this method work for more than 3 functions?

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[@vizart2045]

Are there any examples of 3 functions who are LI but whose wronskian are 0?

[@peacesamuel7272]

How did you differentiate 2t-1 and the others??

[@samyabdelqader71]

Does the same method work for 4 functions ? im assuming only difference is you have to carry over the first 3 columns instead of 2.

[@akhilmichael7604]

it would not. you would use cofactor expansion to make more 3x3 matrices for which you can use the 3x3 rule he used for those matrices.

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[@nueffl]

is it possible for a set of functions to be neither linear independent nor linear dependent?

[@Koisheep]

nueffl No because the moment one function can be written in terms of the others the whole set becomes linearly dependent.

[@chandrapandey822]

nueffl
No

[@rajwinderrishi6855]

it must have either independent or dependent

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sooch booch ,is the value of 't' is necessary to find W(t) tell me fast

[@shreyasms2014]

if wronskian is zero, then they are linearly dependent ? (3*3)

[@shreyasms2014]

this is not true in case of 2*2.. I am thinking about converse of the statement

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Is thz also Same for the interval 0- infinity??

[@scp3178]

Why not developing the det along the 3rd row, which contains 2 zeros!! => only a 2X2-det is to calculate for the 3x3 det

[@azmath2059]

using the original determinant method I got the same answer, -20

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how about 0?

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