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Prove that there exists a subspace U of V such that U ∩ null T = {0} and range T = {Tu u ∈ U} Proof Proposition 2 34 says that if V is finite dimensional and W is

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Assume that S, T ∈ L(V ) are operators such that range(S) ⊆ null(T) Prove that ( ST)2 = 0 Solution: We need to show STST = 0 By definition range(S) is {Sv : v

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[3B2] Suppose V is a vector space and S, T ∈ L(V,V ) are such that range S ⊂ null T Prove that (ST)2 = 0 Proof Let v ∈ V Then (TS)(v) = T(Sv) = 0 since Sv

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Solution The proof of Theorem 3 18 is based on defining a linear map T : V → W by Notice first that the set-inclusions null(T) ⊆ null(Tk) and range(Tk) ⊆ range( T) hold for any T Thus we only need to show that dimnull(T) = dimnull(Tk)

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A real number λ is an eigenvalue of T if and only if there are real numbers a, b, not both 0 ii) Show that if T is diagonalizable, then V = null(T) ⊕ range(T) iii) Give an In order to complete the proof, it is enough to show that W ⊆ range(T)

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29 août 2012 · 3 Prove that if U and T are one to one and onto, then UT is also ker T ⊆ ker T2 To prove To show that V is the direct sum of the range and