Unless otherwise stated, F is a field. V , W, and X are vector spaces over F. 5) Prove or disprove the following statements:a) Let T : R → R³ be given by the formula TLet vi =and v2 =Is ker(T) = span{v1, vz}? Prove or disprove.b) Is W =y E R r > 0a subspace of R*? Prove or disprove.

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5) Prove or disprove the following statements: a) Let T : R → R³ be given by the formula T Let vi = and v2 = Is ker(T) = span{v1, vz}? Prove or disprove. b) Is W = y E R r > 0 a subspace of R*? Prove or disprove.