V ). I) For any linear transformation T : V → V , ker(T ) ≤ ker(T2).
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G) If U and W are subspaces of V, then U ∪ W is a subspace of V.
H) ⟨T,v⟩ is always a T-invariant subspace of V ( v ∈ V ).
I) For any linear transformation T : V → V , ker(T ) ≤ ker(T2).
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