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Let u_1, u_2 be finite dimensional subspaces of a vector space V. Show that the sum u_1 + u_2 is direct if dim(u_1 +u_2) = dim(u_1) + dim (u_2) Solution we know that dim(U1+U2)= dim(U1)+dim(U2)-dim(U1 intersection U2) given that dim(U1+U2)= dim(U1)+dim(U2) i.e dim(U1 intersection U2) =0 U1 intersection U2 = {0} hence sum U1+U2 is direct.

$Let u_1, u_2 be finite dimensional subspaces of a vector space V. Show that the sum u_1 + u_2 is direct if dim(u_1 +u_2) = dim(u_1) + dim (u_2) Solution we know that dim(U1+U2)= dim(U1)+dim(U2)-dim(U1 intersection U2) given that dim(U1+U2)= dim(U1)+dim(U2) i.e dim(U1 intersection U2) =0 U1 intersection U2 = {0} hence sum U1+U2 is direct$

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Discuss the challenges for intelligence analysts when considering the usage of dual-use material. Solution Dual use commodities are “those that can be used in weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs or in legitimate civilian applications” (Fuhrmann, 2014, p.2). Those materials can be used for practical or radical reasons hence the reason whythe intelligence community faces challenges in determining the threat involved. We can see this taking place in China where its leaders continue to pursue dual tracks of facilitating internet access to the country for economic and commerce growth and policing certain unwanted online behaviors. China also continues to expand its cyber-attacks around the world and continues its network exploitation as well as theft of intellectual property (Clapper, 2014). This recently took place where several F-35 jet prototypes ended up with in the hands of the Chinese government..

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