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Transcribed Image Text:Let T/6 : R² → R?
counterclockwise by T/6 radians. Let Tref : R² → R- be the linear transformation which
denote the linear transformation which rotates a vector in R-
across the line xj = x2.
x2
reflects a vector x =
(a) Sketch a cartoon illustrating what these linear transformations do to the vector ej =
(b) Find the standard matrices of T-/6 and
Tref-
(c) Find a nonzero vector v E R² such that
T/6 o Tref (v) = Tref o Tr/6 (v)
or explain why no such vector exists.
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Let denote the linear transformation which rotates a vector in counterclockwise by radians.
We know the counterclockwise rotation matrix by an angle is
Thus,
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