A subspace U of R^2 is a subset which satis es three properties: A) 0∈U, B) U is closed under addition, and C) U is closed under scalar multiplication. Give subsets UA, UB and UC of R^2 so that UA satis es only B and C, UB satis es only A and C and UC satis es only A and B.

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