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If X is tangent to N and f∣N​=0, then the restriction of f to every curve in N is zero, so (Xf)∣N​=0.
Conversely, use a slice chart for an embedded submanifold. The functions xn+1,…,xm vanish on N. Writing X=Xi∂i​, the hypothesis gives
Xxα=Xα=0on N,α>n.
(1)
Thus X has no normal component and is tangent to N. Equivalently, X preserves the vanishing ideal of an embedded submanifold.

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