Determine whether a set is subspace or not

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To determine if a set of functions defined by specific integral conditions is a subspace, one must check closure under addition and scalar multiplication. For instance, if two functions have an integral of zero, their sum must also have an integral of zero to satisfy subspace criteria. The discussion highlights the challenge of applying these checks to integrable functions compared to continuous functions. Participants emphasize the importance of verifying these conditions systematically. Ultimately, understanding these properties is crucial for identifying subspaces in functional analysis.
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The set of all functions f such that the integral of f(x) with respect to x over the interval [a,b] is
1. equal to zero
2. not equal to zero
3. equal to one
4. greater than equal to one
etc.

How can we determine this types of set is a subspace of not.



for the case of the set of continuous function we can easily check the closure conditions but for integrable function how can we check that.

can anyone help me to solve this type of problem

Thanks.
 
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Usually, you just check the conditions. For example, take two functions f and g whose integral over [a, b] is zero, and check that the integral of (f + g) over [a, b] is also zero, etc.
 
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