1.a.Let V be the set of real-valued functions that are defined at each x in theinterval (-∞, ∞). If ƒ* = f(x) and ĝ = g(x) are two functions in V and ifk is any scalar, then define the operations of addition and scalarmultiplication by(ƒ + g) = f(x) + g(x)kƒ = kf(x)Verify the Vector Space Axioms for the given set of vectors.b.Let V consist of the form u = (U₁, U2, ..., Un, ...) in whichU1, U2, ..., Un, ... is an infinite sequence of real numbers. Define twoinfinite sequences to be equal if their corresponding components are equal,and define addition and scalar multiplication componentwise byū+ v = (U₁, U2, ..., Un, ...) + (V₁, V2, ..., Un, ...)= (u₁ + V₁, U₂ + V2, ..., Un + Vn, ...)ku = (ku₁, ku2,..., kun, ...).Prove that the given set is a vector space.

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1. a. b. Let V be the set of real-valued functions that are defined at each x in the interval (-∞, ∞). If ƒ = f(x) and g = g(x) are two functions in V and if k is any scalar, then define the operations of addition and scalar multiplication by (ƒ+g) = f(x) + g(x) kƒ = kf(x) Verify the Vector Space Axioms for the given set of vectors. Let V consist of the form ū = (U₁, U2, ..., Un, ...) in which 1, U1, U2, ..., Un, ... is an infinite sequence of real numbers. Define two infinite sequences to be equal if their corresponding components are equal, and define addition and scalar multiplication componentwise by u + v = (u₁, U2, ..., Un, ...) + (V1, V2, ..., Un, ...) 1, (u₁ + v₁, U2 + V2, ..., Un + Un, ...) = ku = (ku₁, ku2, kun, ...). Prove that the given set is a vector space.

1. a. b. Let V be the set of real-valued functions that are defined at each x in the interval (-∞, ∞). If ƒ = f(x) and g = g(x) are two functions in V and if k is any scalar, then define the operations of addition and scalar multiplication by (ƒ+g) = f(x) + g(x) kƒ = kf(x) Verify the Vector Space Axioms for the given set of vectors. Let V consist of the form ū = (U₁, U2, ..., Un, ...) in which 1, U1, U2, ..., Un, ... is an infinite sequence of real numbers. Define two infinite sequences to be equal if their corresponding components are equal, and define addition and scalar multiplication componentwise by u + v = (u₁, U2, ..., Un, ...) + (V1, V2, ..., Un, ...) 1, (u₁ + v₁, U2 + V2, ..., Un + Un, ...) = ku = (ku₁, ku2, kun, ...). Prove that the given set is a vector space.

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