Vector Spaces: Bases and Dimension

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This lecture covers the concept of bases and dimension in vector spaces. It explains the conditions for a family to be a base, the relationship between generative and free families, and the isomorphism between vector spaces. Examples and theorems are provided to illustrate these concepts.

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