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A linear combination of some set of vectors, in a space over a field FF, is arbitrarily defined as the sum of said vectors, which will also be a vector:

∣v⟩=f1∣v1⟩+f2∣v2⟩+...+fn∣vn=βˆ‘ifi∣vi⟩|v\rangle = f_{1}|v_{1}\rangle + f_{2}|v_{2}\rangle + ... + f_{n}|v_{n} = \sum\limits_{i} f_{i}|v_{i}\rangle, where each fif_{i} is some element of FF. If we have a set of vectors spanning some space, any other vector in that space, can be described by those other vectors.