Question #155565

Suppose T:V tends to V is a linear operator. Let W be a sub space of a vector space V.Let W be invariant under the linear operator T1:V tends to V and T2: V tends to V.Then prove that W is also invariant under T1+T2 and T1T2.


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2021-01-18T11:03:57-0500

Let wWw\in W and (T1+T2)(w)=T1(w)+T2(w).(T_1+T_2) (w)=T_1(w)+T_2(w). Let T1w=w1WT_1{w}=w_1\in W since WW is invariant under  T1.T_{1}. Similarly T2(w)=w2W.T_2(w)=w_2\in W. Hence w1+w2Ww_1+w_2\in W since WW is a vector space.

Again T1T2(w)=T1(w2)=w3WT_1T_2(w)=T_1(w_2)=w_3\in W since WW is invariant under T1.T_1. Hence we see both T1+T2T_1+T_2 and T1T2T_1T_2 are invariant under W.W.


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