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(3) Let ei =
and e2 =
Let T be the linear transformation which sends e, to
( )
and sends e2 to
(a) Find the image of (
-3
and
X2
(b) What is the standard matrix of T?
(4) Let T : R² → R² be the linear transformation given by
r(:)-(,
(:)
xi + x2
4x1 + 5x2
T
X2
3
Find x such that Tx =
8
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