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A basic qn:An infinite sum of vectors will also be a vector in the same vector space?
By definition, the sum of any two vectors of a vector space will be a vector in the same vector space. But does this mean the sum of an uncountable or countable number of vectors will also be a vector in the same vector space?
By definition, the sum of any two vectors of a vector space will be a vector in the same vector space. But does this mean the sum of an uncountable or countable number of vectors will also be a vector in the same vector space?
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