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Is this a vector space?
Let M2 denote the set of all matrices of 2 x 2. Determine if M2 is a vector space when considered with the standard addition of vectors, but with scalar multiplication given by
α*(a b) = (αa b)
(c d) (c αd)
In case M2 fails to be a vector space with these definitions, list at least one axiom that fails to hold. justify you answer.
How do you solve this?
Let M2 denote the set of all matrices of 2 x 2. Determine if M2 is a vector space when considered with the standard addition of vectors, but with scalar multiplication given by
α*(a b) = (αa b)
(c d) (c αd)
In case M2 fails to be a vector space with these definitions, list at least one axiom that fails to hold. justify you answer.
How do you solve this?