6) Suppose U = {(x1,x2, ...) E F®|x; # 0 for only finitely many j}. (a) Show that U is a subspace of F". (b) (Hard) Show that F"/U is infinite dimensional

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6) Suppose U = {(x1,x2, ...) E F®|x; # 0 for only finitely many j}.
(a) Show that U is a subspace of F®.
(b) (Hard) Show that F /U is infinite dimensional
Transcribed Image Text:6) Suppose U = {(x1,x2, ...) E F®|x; # 0 for only finitely many j}. (a) Show that U is a subspace of F®. (b) (Hard) Show that F /U is infinite dimensional
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