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For that vector question ansh,
* Linear independence implies affine independence and not the other way round.
* If vectors v1, v2, v3,........, vn are affinely independence, than the set of vectors
(v2-v1), (v3-v1),............,(vn-v1) are linearly independent.
So option (a) is ruled out. Option (b) is correct.
About that third option n<=m. Take the simple case of a vector in 2D. A vector "v not equal to zero" in 2D
is linearly independent. But if we take three vectors in 2D than they are linearly dependent. That's why n<=m for linear independence.
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