Let T: R² R² be defined by TLet u =T(u):¹([^])=[^²=²]=X2H | amnet C = { v₁ = [!] > v₂ = [2]}Find T(u), the image of u under T. Find [T(u)]c, the coordinatization of T(u) with respect to the basis C.Ex: 5x2[T(u)]c = [

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Let T: R² R² be defined by T Let u = T(u): ¹([^])=[^²=²] = X2 H | amnet C = { v₁ = [!] > v₂ = [2]} Find T(u), the image of u under T. Find [T(u)]c, the coordinatization of T(u) with respect to the basis C. Ex: 5 x2 [T(u)]c = [