Problem 2. Prove that R is a vector space with respect to the following operations: x + y = (r + v) and k * x = (v) Problem 3. Prove or disprove that the subset {M | M is an n x 2 matrix and h is an arbitrary real number} is a subspace of the vector space Mn under the usual matrix operations.
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