Question: Let H be a hyperplane in a linear space that is not a subspace. Then there is a unique linear functional f X' such
H = {x ∊ X: f (x) = 1}
On the other hand, where H is a subspace, we have the following primitive form of the Hahn-Banach theorem (section 3.9.1).
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