A subset of a linearly independent set is linearly independent.

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Every subset of an independent set is independent. Any relation on the subset can be extended by zero coefficients to a relation on the larger set, forcing all coefficients to vanish. The converse fails: an independent subset may sit inside a dependent larger set.

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