Diablo Valley College Linear Algebra Proof Problem Orthogonal Complements Discussion

Prove that if S is a subspace of , then S?S?={0}
(The only vector in both S and S?is the zero vector.) (start by taking an arbitrary vector from S?S?, and then show that it has to be 0. This should be pretty brief.)

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