For each of the following linear transformations T, determine whether Tis invertible and justify your answer.(a – 2b()(a) T : C2 → C³ defined by Tab+a(6)а — 26\(b) T : R³ → R³ defined by Tc+ 26(c) T : P3(Q) → P2(Q) defined by T(p(x)) = p'(x).(d) T : M2(Q) → P3(Q) defined bya bT= ax + ax? + (b+c)x +d.c d

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For each of the following linear transformations T, determine whether T is invertible and justify your answer. а - 26 (). (a) T : C² → C³ defined by T a b+a а — 26) (b) T : R³ → R³ defined by T \c+2b, (c) T : P3(Q) → P2(Q) defined by T(p(x)) = p'(x). (d) T : M2(Q) –→ P3(Q) defined by а b T = ax + ax? + (b+ c)x + d.

For each of the following linear transformations T, determine whether T is invertible and justify your answer. а - 26 (). (a) T : C² → C³ defined by T a b+a а — 26) (b) T : R³ → R³ defined by T \c+2b, (c) T : P3(Q) → P2(Q) defined by T(p(x)) = p'(x). (d) T : M2(Q) –→ P3(Q) defined by а b T = ax + ax? + (b+ c)x + d.

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For each of the following linear transformations T, determine whether T
is invertible and justify your answer.
(a – 2b
()
(a) T : C2 → C³ defined by T
a
b+a
(6)
а — 26\
(b) T : R³ → R³ defined by T
c+ 26
(c) T : P3(Q) → P2(Q) defined by T(p(x)) = p'(x).
(d) T : M2(Q) → P3(Q) defined by
a b
T
= ax + ax? + (b+c)x +d.
c d

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