Question #196685

Suppose U1,U2,..,Um are finite-dimensional subspace of V.

Prove that :

U1+U2+...+Um is finite dementional and

dim(U1+U2+...+Um)≤ dimU1 + dimU2 + ..... + dimUm


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Expert's answer
2021-05-24T12:02:15-0400

Suppose u1,u2,...,umu_1,u_2,...,u_m are finite-dimensional subspaces of V.


Thus, Each uju_j has a finite basis.


Concatenate these lists to get a spanning list of length dim(u1)++dim(um) for u1++um.dim(u_1) + · · · + dim(u_m) \text{ for } u_1 + · · · + u_m.


This shows that u1++umu_1+· · ·+u_m is finite dimensional and since any spanning list can be reduced


to a basis then dim(u1++um)dim(u1)++dim(um).dim(u_1 + · · · + u_m) ≤ dim(u_1) + · · · + dim(u_m).


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