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![Let V be the set of all pairs (x, y) of real numbers together with the following
operations: (1, ₁) (x2, Y2) = (2x₁x2, Y₁ + 3y2) co (x, y) = (cx, 0).
1. Show that there exists an additive identity element, that is:
There exists (w, z) = V such that (x, y) & (w, z) = (x, y).
2. Explain why V nonetheless is not a vector space.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/286060ef-b6f0-4e93-baf7-6d09e677932d/9d3aecaa-48bd-4d35-9554-6e9605c25b77/hrd2etg_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Let V be the set of all pairs (x, y) of real numbers together with the following
operations: (1, ₁) (x2, Y2) = (2x₁x2, Y₁ + 3y2) co (x, y) = (cx, 0).
1. Show that there exists an additive identity element, that is:
There exists (w, z) = V such that (x, y) & (w, z) = (x, y).
2. Explain why V nonetheless is not a vector space.
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