Suppose W1, ..., Wm are vector spaces. Prove that L(V, W1 × • × Wm) and L(V, W1) × ·…× L(V, Wm) are isomorphic vector spaces. ...

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Problem 44E: Prove that in a given vector space V, the additive inverse of a vector is unique.
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Suppose W1,..., Wm are vector spaces. Prove that L(V, W1 × · …x Wm)
and L(V, W1) × ·…× L(V, Wm) are isomorphic vector spaces.
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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose W1,..., Wm are vector spaces. Prove that L(V, W1 × · …x Wm) and L(V, W1) × ·…× L(V, Wm) are isomorphic vector spaces. ...
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