Proving Vector Space of Circles is Not Axiomatic

mikeeey · Aug 8, 2016

Hi
How can i prove that the set if circles does not form a vector space AXIOMATICALLY .
( i am not considering a circle lives in xy-plane ( subset ) as a subspace of xy-plane

S.G. Janssens · Aug 8, 2016

Could you check your post and perhaps re-formulate it in correct sentences so that it becomes understandable? Thank you.

chiro · Aug 9, 2016

Hey mikeeey.

You will need to define your addition and scalar multiplication operators and then check the usual 10 axioms.

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