Shweta posted an Question
January 11, 2020 • 18:50 pm 15 points
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Let S be a non empty set and F be a field, for any S ES define W=lf€F{S, F]:f(s,=0} W=lf€F|S,F}:fls)=0 for all but a finite number of elements of S}, where F(S,

Let S be a non empty set and F be a field, for any S ES define W=lf€F{S, F]:f(s,=0} W=lf€F|S,F}:fls)=0 for all but a finite number of elements of S}, where F(S,F) denotes the set of all functions from S to F. then only W, is a subspace of F(S,F) only W2 is a subspace of F(S,F) Both W, and W, is subspace of F(S,F) Neither W, nor W is subspace of F(S,F)

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    Eduncle Best Answer

    Dear Shweta,

    Greetings!!

    Refer the attached image for solution.

    Thank you for asking your query.

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  • Priyadarshan Choursiya

    if you have any query, reply me. this question is good. this question involve countability. to make W be subspaces it is needed that it is closed. in general we show that a+b for closeness but actually we need to show that any LC of elements of W belongs to W then it will close. here W2 is not closed under addition, that's why it is not subspace. sometimes we use different different ideas which comes after lot of practice. best of luck

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