The union of two subspaces is not alwys a subspace [duplicate]

linear-algebra

Solution 1:

Assume not. Then there is an element $x \in F$ which isn't in $G$ and there is a $y \in G$ which isn't in $F$. What can you say about the sum $x+y$?

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