Under the usual operations in R2, which of the following subsets is a subspace?(~) {*) *=20}() {(*)*=*² +1}(35) {(~)|x=2+1}yy(+) {(~)|--~~}y = x²Y

Let V be a vector space over a field F and W a subset of V. Then W is a subspace of V if and only if…

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Under the usual operations in R², which of the following subsets is a sub (~) (b) ³) {(₁) | √ = ²x + 1} y 2x Y {(~)|v=20} 2x (c) › {() * - ~² +₁} (d) +) {(~)|--²¹} y =