Subspace

mathsdo

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Let

H = 4a+3b
0
a+b+c
c-2a

where a,b,c are arbitrary real numbers.

Determine giving sufficient justification, whether or not H is a subspace of R4
 
Let

H = 4a+3b
0
a+b+c
c-2a

where a,b,c are arbitrary real numbers.

Determine giving sufficient justification, whether or not H is a subspace of R4
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What are your thoughts?

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If you are stuck at the beginning tell us and we'll start with the definitions.

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Hi, I am stuck with the 0. I knew that it must be a zero vector to be subspace. and if the 0 is replaced with 3, then it is not a subspace as 3 restrict to get zero vector. but with 0, I am not that sure.
 
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