I need to explain why V is not a vector space over F with respect to the given operations below. I just need to flag one space axiom that fails. In the case below, I cannot find any failing axioms and wonder if it is a trick question, or just erroneous question. V=M2x3(R), F=M2x2(R), the usual matrix addition and matrix multiplication.

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I need to explain why V is not a vector space over F with respect to the given operations below. I just need to flag one space axiom that fails. In the case below, I cannot find any failing axioms and wonder if it is a trick question, or just erroneous question.

V=M2x3(R), F=M2x2(R), the usual matrix addition and matrix multiplication.

 

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