Hello, Im stuck on the following proof, if anyone is able to help, thanks! Let FE R?. Show that F = ő if and only if F. Ã=0 for all vectorsĀ E R?.[This is a proof, be sure you understand what "if and only if" means.]

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[This is a proof, be sure you understand what "if and only if" means.]

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