A subset $W$ of a vector space $V$ is a subspace if it contains $0$ and is closed under addition and scalar multiplication. Equivalently, it is nonempty and closed under $au+bv$ for all $u,v\in W$ and scalars $a,b$. A plane through the origin is a subspace; a translated plane not containing the origin is not.
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