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Let P : V ------> V be a linear map such that P 2= P. Show that V = ker(P) + im(P) and ker(P) and im(P) ={0V }. (For subspaces W1, W2 of V , the sum W1 + W2denotes the set of all elements of V of the form f + g with fbelongs to W1 and g belongs to W2. It is asubspace of V ----- you do not have to prove this.)
Let P : V ------> V be a linear map such that P 2= P. Show that V = ker(P) + im(P) and ker(P) and im(P) ={0V }. (For subspaces W1, W2 of V , the sum W1 + W2denotes the set of all elements of V of the form f + g with fbelongs to W1 and g belongs to W2. It is asubspace of V ----- you do not have to prove this.)
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