Use the subset U={(x,y) in R²:a*x+b*y=0} with nonzero normal [a,b]=[9, -2] and usual real vector operations. Give (normal,zero_in?,addition_closed?,scalar_closed?,homogeneous_kernel_closed_for_all_real_scalars).
G001 — Use the subset U={(x,y) in R²:a*x+b*y=0} with nonzero normal [a,b]=[9, -2] and usual real vector operations. Give (normal,zero_in?,addition_closed?,scalar_closed?,homogeneous_kernel_closed_for_all_real_scalars).
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same usual real R2;fixed normal=[9, -2];U consists of ALL x with(9)*x0+(-2)*x1=0
After
zero vector:( 9)*0+(-2)*0=0;zero belongs to U
Conditions: none
The equation defines the whole set,not a finite sample.First substitute the zero vector;all later vectors and scalars stay in the same usual real vector space.
(9)*(r*u0)+(-2)*(r*u1)=r*((9)*u0+(-2)*u1)=r*0=0;r*u in U
Conditions: none
Commute the fixed coefficients with an arbitrary real r and factor it out.The result is zero,including zero,negative and irrational scalars.Finitely many integer tests are not a substitute for every-real-scalar closure.
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Review date: 2026-10-26
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