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1. Let W be a finitely generated subspace of a vector space V . Prove that W has a basis.
2. Let W be a finitely generated subspace of a vector space V . Prove that all bases for W have the same cardinality.
1. Let W = span {w1,w2,…,wn} be a finitely generated vector subspace of a vector space V.
If the set S = {w1,w2,…,wn} is linearly dependent, then it is a basis for W. However, if the set S is linearly dependent, then there exist scalars a1,a2,…,an, not all zero , such that a1w1+a2w2+…+anwn = 0.
Let ai ≠ 0. Then aiwi = -( a1w1+a2w2+…+ai-1wi-1 + ai+1wi+1 +…+ anwn ) so that wi = -(a1w1/ai +…+ ai-1wi-1 ai + ai+1wi+1 / ai +…+ anwn /ai). This means that wi is a linear combination of w1,w2,…,wi-1, wi+1,…,wn.
Now, if the set { w1,w2,…,wi-1, wi+1,…,wn } is linearly dependent, then it is a basis for W. If not, then we keep repeating this process till we get a linearly dependent subset of S. Then this subset of S is a basis for W.
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