(b) Let V be an n-dimensional F-vector space, and let 0 < k < n. If K is a k- dimensional subspace of V and I is an n-k dimensional subspace of V, show Im f = I. and

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(b) Let V be an n-dimensional F-vector space, and let 0 < k < n. If K is a k-
dimensional subspace of V and I is an n-k dimensional subspace of V, show
that there exists a linear operator f : V →V such that ker f = K and Im f = I.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Let V be an n-dimensional F-vector space, and let 0 < k < n. If K is a k- dimensional subspace of V and I is an n-k dimensional subspace of V, show that there exists a linear operator f : V →V such that ker f = K and Im f = I.
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