Linear Algebra homework help please A1)Consider the set of convergent sequences ,with the same addition and scalar multiplication that we defined for the space of sequences: V={f|f:ℕ->ℝ,lim(n->∞) f(n) ∈ ℝ }⊂ ℝ^ℕ Is this a vector space?Explain why or why not. 1b)now consider the set of divergent sequences, with the same addition and scalar multiplication as before: V={f|f:ℕ->ℝ,lim(n->∞) f(n) doesnt exist or (+-)∞ }⊂ ℝ^ℕ Is this a vector space?Explain why or why not.
What is the definition for a vector space for functions?
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So I'm guessing we need to show that addition and scalar multiplication are closed, or not closed, on these vector spaces.
For the first one, we'd ask: Take two convergent functions, add them, is the result necessarily convergent? Take a convergent functions and multiply it by a real number, is the result necessarily convergent?
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