Let $T: V \rightarrow V $ be a linear mapping such that $T^2=T$. If $M = Image(T)$ and N = $Ker(T)$,
I want to show that $V = M \oplus N$. Not sure how to proceed.
Let $T: V \rightarrow V $ be a linear mapping such that $T^2=T$. If $M = Image(T)$ and N = $Ker(T)$,
I want to show that $V = M \oplus N$. Not sure how to proceed.