Given a subset \( U \subseteq V \) and a linear map \( T: V \rightarrow V \), we say \( U \) is \( T \)-invariant if \( T(U) \subseteq U \). Show that if \( U_1, U_2 \subseteq V \) are \( T \)-invariant subsets, then so is \( U_1 + U_2 \).

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(1) Given a subset U C V and a linear map T: V → V we say U is T-invariant if T(U) CU. Show that if U1, U, CV are T-invariant subsets, then so is U1 + U2.